Collection: Rustic & Lodge

This style is made for homes with exposed beams, stone fireplaces, wide-plank floors and big windows onto the outdoors, from Lake Tahoe cabins to Napa and Sonoma farmhouses. It pairs naturally with modern farmhouse and industrial interiors, and a single rustic piece can add warmth and texture to a cleaner, more contemporary room.

Popular Rustic & Lodge Lighting Fixtures

Rustic Chandeliers: Iron, wood and lantern-style chandeliers anchor a great room, a dining table or a double-height entry. Look for warm, aged finishes and candle-style or seeded-glass shades.

Rustic Pendant Lights: Lantern, drum and cage pendants bring lodge character to kitchen islands, breakfast nooks and stairwells. Hang a row over an island for a warm, welcoming glow.

Rustic Ceiling Lights: Flush and semi-flush fixtures in bronze, iron and seeded glass work well in hallways, mudrooms and bedrooms, where a lower profile is needed.

Rustic Wall Sconces: Hand-forged and candle-style sconces flank a fireplace, light a hallway or sit beside a bed. In bathrooms, they bring cabin warmth to the vanity.

Rustic Outdoor Lighting: Lanterns and wall lights in weathered finishes welcome guests at the front door, light a porch and carry the lodge look outdoors.

Rustic Table and Floor Lamps: Lamps with wood, iron or stoneware bases and linen shades add soft, layered light to living rooms, dens and reading corners.

Common Lighting Positions for Rustic & Lodge Fixtures

In great rooms and living rooms, a large iron or wood chandelier centered under the beams sets the tone, with sconces on either side of the fireplace and table lamps around the seating. Warm, dimmable bulbs bring out the depth of bronze, iron and amber glass. In dining rooms, a lantern or candle-style chandelier over the table creates a cozy, gathering-place glow.

Kitchens benefit from rustic pendants over the island paired with recessed lighting for tasks. In bedrooms, a semi-flush mount overhead and sconces or lamps at the bedside keep the light soft and warm. Entryways, mudrooms and covered porches are natural spots for lanterns and weathered wall lights.

Want to see rustic pieces in person? Our San Francisco showroom has lighting specialists who can help you choose fixtures for a cabin, ranch or wine-country home. You can also explore classic traditional and lantern pendant designs for more ideas.