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Editors’ Picks: Lighting for Victorian, Arts & Crafts, and Mid-Century Modern Houses


There’s no doubt about it: Finding lighting fixtures for period homes has never been more fun, thanks to a market flooded with spot-on reproductions. But this plethora of choices also can leave you racked with indecision, if you’re not sure exactly what you’re looking for. Our explanations of the best options for a variety of 19th- and 20th-century house styles (including Victorian, Arts & Crafts, and mid-century modern) can help.

How To Choose Lighting for Period Homes: Whether you’re aiming to brighten up the living room in your bungalow or the hallway in your Art Deco house, the right lighting fixture is out there—if you know how to find it.

Lighting in the Atomic Age: Fifties lighting had an eye on the sky.

Lighting for Romantic Revival Homes: Old became new in light fixture designs for Romantic Revival interiors.

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Inspired by Mackintosh & Art Deco: Its eclectic façade inspired the owners of this San Francisco house; they honored original interior features but also included colorful flourishes from well into the 20th century.

Concrete for Counters, Sinks, & Floors: Recent innovations, new concrete products, and excellent concrete fabricators have made concrete a coveted material for residential use.

Products & Services Directory

astron pendant
Astron Pendant, $115 as shown
by Rejuvenation
Click here to purchase.

With light fixtures for houses dating from the 1870s to the 1960s, Rejuvenation is a trusted source for authentic reproductions. The company continues to expand its line of mid-century modern offerings with fun options like the Scandinavian-inspired Astron pendant, which comes in a range of funky Atomic Age colors.

View all Lighting in the Products & Services Directory.

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Bungalow: The Ultimate Arts & Crafts Home
(SKU #O107)
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Retail: 50.00 Sale Price: $42.50
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Experience the beauty of the bungalow as author Jane Powell takes you through 85 of the truest examples in North America, brilliantly showcased through the photography of Linda Svendsen.

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The Arts & Crafts Cabin The Arts & Crafts Cabin
(SKU #A0439)
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Retail: 39.95 Sale Price: $33.96
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This lovely, photo-packed book features an array of homes that showcase the beauty of natural materials. It offers plenty of ideas for both incorporating Arts & Crafts style into both new and existing homes.

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Bungalow Kitchens
(SKU #O206)
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Bungalow kitchens can easily be made to function for the 21st century without compromising their integrity. This book offers tips on everything from design and dealing with professionals to the appliances that will work for your kitchen.


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About Old-House Online: This site is devoted to period-appropriate decorating, furnishing and design. Old-House Online offers inspiration and advice through photos of outstanding period-inspired interiors, educated guidance and references, and articles from Old-House Journal, Old-House Interiors, Early Homes and New Old House. The Products & Services Directory offers a compilation of the best companies in old house restoration, gathered from Old-House Journal and the Design Center Sourcebook.