Ribbed Metal Shade Range

 


Hand-crafted in England, each piece combines traditional sand-casting techniques with finely executed CNC-machined brass components. The softly textured cast metal shades contrast elegantly with crisp metallic detailing, while opal glass diffusers provide a warm, evenly dispersed light. Available in a selection of rich metal finishes, the collection brings a timeless yet modern character to interiors, whether used as a singular statement or repeated rhythmically through a space. This range is ideal for mid-century modern and modern classic interiors.

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Ribbed Metal Shade Pendant Light - Lighting Collective
Ribbed Metal Shade Pendant Light - Lighting Collective
Ribbed Metal Shade Pendant Light
From $8,479.00
Ribbed Metal Shade Single Pendant Light - Lighting Collective
Ribbed Metal Shade Single Pendant Light - Lighting Collective
Ribbed Metal Shade Single Pendant Light
From $2,955.00
Ribbed Metal Shade Table Lamp - Lighting Collective
Ribbed Metal Shade Table Lamp - Lighting Collective
Ribbed Metal Shade Table Lamp
From $2,685.00
Ribbed Metal Shade Wall Sconce - Lighting Collective
Ribbed Metal Shade Wall Sconce - Lighting Collective
Ribbed Metal Shade Wall Sconce
From $2,629.00
Ribbed Metal Shade Wall Light - Lighting Collective
Ribbed Metal Shade Wall Light - Lighting Collective
Ribbed Metal Shade Wall Light
From $3,225.00
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2026 Lighting Buyers Guide

In 2026, lighting has evolved beyond pure function to become the defining "jewellery" of the home — with tactility, sculptural form, and emotional well-being at the forefront of design thinking. Our expert team's 2026 Lighting Buyers Guide covers the key trends, materials, and technical considerations to help you make confident choices for every room.

This year's dominant aesthetic is "Functional Art" — pieces that serve as striking focal points even when switched off. Standout movements include hand-blown organic glassware with wabi-sabi imperfections, a Mid-Century Modern revival with living brass finishes, bold Brutalist forms, and a growing celebration of local Australian design. Leading materials include aged brass, natural fibres like rattan, and translucent alabaster and stone.

Room by room, the guide recommends a layered lighting approach, with expert advice spanning kitchen linears, bedroom warmth, exterior accent lighting, and the technical essentials — smart integration, CRI ratings, and flexible track systems.