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SONNEMAN—A Way of Light

Lightovation Sees Increase in Attendance Year Over Year

Lightovation this January welcomed more customers, celebrated new exhibitors and inspired lighting retailer success at Dallas Market Center. The event saw an increase in attendance by retail decision…

Ulextra and Terracotta Designs Are Latest Lightovation Expansions at Dallas Market Center

Joining more than 40 companies deepening their investment in Lightovation, Ulextra and Terracotta Designs are expanding and relocating their spaces. Ulextra is moving to a larger space in Trade Mart…
Handley floor lamp with three black iron rod as a base with ivory shade
Let’s hear it for the brass!

Back in Brass

Long gone (and thankfully so) are the days when the single-minded pursuit of maintaining “the perfect home” rested squarely on the flawlessly dressed shoulders of the lady of the house. But while our…
Champagne Bubbles ceiling fixture with descending bubbles from Sonneman incorporates stairwell lighting into this home— A Way of Light
Fixtures like Champagne Bubbles from Sonneman add a little extra light and a lot of unique style to otherwise dim stairwells.

Stairwell Lighting Secrets Revealed

Whether you’re stepping up, rushing down or brooding over the perfect comeback for an underhanded compliment, taking the stairs often means your mind is somewhere else. But as every designer knows,…
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Sonneman Champagne Bubbles LED Pendants

Champagne Bubbles LED Pendants

Light dances through a dazzling array of tiny bubbles within the solid mass of each glass crystal ball. The Champagne Bubbles LED pendants from Sonneman — A Way of Light can be hung singly or in…
SONNEMAN—A Way of Light Jazz Notes Sconce
SONNEMAN—A Way of Light Jazz Notes Sconce

Jazz Notes Sconce

Part of the InsideOut collection from SONNEMAN—A Way of Light, the Jazz Notes sconce features a crisp-edged aluminum and acrylic rectangular column that brings a jazz-like feel to an exterior wall.…
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