Ambrosia
Inspired by the mythical food of the gods, Ambrosia is a sweet treat for the eyes. Round discs stamped with texture and finished in gold and silver leaf mix with sparkling clear crystal discs, which rain down in a cascading formation from its tiered frame.
Anello
Anello recreates the traditional style Venetian chandelier by taking handcrafted, Venetian glass, worked in detail by Italian artisans, and spotlighting it with a light framework. The result is a ring of leaves that seem to float in the air, finished in straw and clear glass to allow the light to filter through.
Calligraphy
An airy and sculptural interpretation of the art of exquisite hand lettering, Calligraphy evokes swirling script flowing across the page - as if right from the artist's instrument. At its core are two powerful LED light engines surrounded by floating bands held in place by thin, curving lines.
Chimera
Chimera from Corbett Lighting is a study in dynamic shape and kinetic energy. Featuring shimmering nickel and crystal tassels and clear tubular glass, the fixture is supported by a hand-crafted frame finished in an attractive Tranquility silver leaf finish.
Element
Creating perfect chemistry is no easy task, but Element proves Corbett Lighting has it down to a science. A variety of gleaming globes, each containing a source of illumination, branch from round centers. Looking great from any angle, the organic Element can be adjusted in a variety of positions.
Graffiti
A radical twist in lighting design, Graffiti is undoubtedly the rebel of modern lighting fixtures. Featuring handcrafted iron, silver leaf in a polished stainless finish, and smoke crystal diffusers, this chandelier has attitude to spare.
Helios
Aptly named for the Greek god of the sun, Helios is an intricate work of art flush mounted to either ceiling or wall. The center of scalloped opal glass diffuses the LED light so evenly that it is almost impossible to tell where the source originates from.
Inertia
Inertia, a magnificent molecular collection, draws inspiration from mid-century modernist design, providing a versatile and eye-catching lighting solution. Die-cast decorative holders capture the crystal and stainless steel prisms. Crystal diffusers encase the xenon light source.
Motif
The fashion-forward Motif is exquisite jewelry hand-crafted for the home. At the heart of the fixture is a substantial piece of convex glass, made in Italy, with glass frit molten in to create a crushed ice-like texture - a technique known as Piastra. Each of the other distinctive glass-gem pieces are nested inside the hand-tooled, bezeled framework, held in place by gravity.
Pulse
Pulse's entirely handcrafted and folded iron mesh screens fit together, creating a suspended element in fluid motion. The effect is a sculptural "ruffled" fixture - delicate yet substantial.
Rockstar
With an updated 1970s feel that's totally down to earth, Rockstar steals the show in any space. Worthy of a standing ovation, natural Brazilian agate slices in rich sunset hues hang in a tiered "V" pattern from a handcrafted frame finished in gleaming gold leaf.
Tiara
Evoking royal glamour and luxury, Tiara is a sumptuous chandelier that pairs classic elements with a unique diamond-patterned frame. Every opening features a faceted pear crystal with a central indentation. Two different finishes create the illusion that Tiara is floating.
Vertigo
One of Corbett's signature pieces, Vertigo is an intertwining collage of circular handcrafted rings fused together to create a contemporary collection with a truly inspired concept. The dazzling collection is now available in hand-applied gold leaf both inside and out, and as a crowning feature, the gold Vertigo is offered exclusively in LED.
DXV Modulus
Immerse yourself in simplicity and balance, in a personal sanctuary where the mantra "form follows function" is infused into every detail, corner and into every intention and quiet convenience. Where nothing is superfluous, where every line is honed and purposeful.
The DXV Modulus Collection is a dramatic achievement of functional elegance, and breathless style that serves without sacrificing. It offers infinite possibilities and endless configurations, in a range of materials and finishes, all from one modular and flexible system to enable you to design a space as unique as the people who use it.
Art Nouveau
Was a movement whose components tried to synthesize all the arts, in a determined attempt to create art, based on natural forms that could be mass-produced by the technologies of the industrial age. The Art Nouveau emerged at the end of the 19th century and adapted twining plant forms to the needs of all decorative arts.
Bauhaus
Created in Germany by Architect Walter Gropius, the Bauhaus school searches for solutions to contemporary problems by developing high quality utilitarian mass produced products as a way to cover vital needs for an impoverished post world war I Germany. In the area of design, the study of handicraft was considered the natural way for artists to master the qualities of materials and form so that they could design well for mass production. In these respects, and in the minimizing of philosophy and other verbal disciplines, the Bauhaus was the earliest working example of much contemporary design education becoming a consulting center for industry and the trades. Lack of ornament, pure function adapting design to the world of machines are some of the most evident characteristics of the Bauhaus school of art and design.
Francis I
The reign of Francis I is considered part of the first period in the development of French Renaissance and can be called the Italian period of ornament which belongs primarily to the area of Lombardy. Buildings are still designed in the gothic manner but dressed in renaissance style. Examples can be found in the castles of the Loire valley. This style is full of ornamental sculptures highly influenced by Italian artists but nonetheless adjusted into the French manner. Arabesque decorative motifs, introduced in France by the Arabs and Grotesque motifs coming from Italy are used during the entire French Renaissance period. The emblems of the king like the Salamander and the letter F are constantly present in the designs as well as floral motifs that come out of human shapes and turn into letter forms. In this period there is an abundance of decoration, low and high relief are clearly defined and become deeply carved.
III Empire
Geometric motifs including ancient roman symbols for industry, war and science are some of the wide variety of designs used during Napoleon's time in France. The austere quality and the use of classical motifs and geometric vocabulary are present in most of this period's designs. Napoleon was a figure of romantically enlightened temperament and enormous ego, who embraced all links with the Classical past as a source of symbolic authority for his short-lived imperial state. Neoclassicism was associated with everything from revolutionary aspirations for democratic purity to imperial ambitions for unshakable authority.
Italian Renaissance
The projection of measured shapes, mathematical truth and formal beauty became conjoined in the minds of Renaissance artists. The discovery of perspective in art and architecture changed the way artists perceived and depicted human life. The word Renaissance refers to the revival of ancient Rome and classical antiquity. The use of mythical animals from classical times involving a delicate perception of their charm in a way still twigged with medieval romance is very much present during the Renaissance period. The use of classical motifs, profusion of floral ornaments, the use of small animals, arabesques (floral motifs completely symmetrical with the shape of a candelabra) and grotesques (designs derived from antiquity discovered in Rome in the XV th. Century where the symmetry present in the arabesques disappears) as well as mythological creatures are some of the repertory used in terms of design along with high and low relief carvings.
Louis XIV
The style of Louis the XIV is without any doubt the most distinguished and sumptuous for its decorative richness and impeccable taste. The wealth in the use of materials like gold, marble , crystal and gilded hand chiseled bronze is unparalleled. Ornament is abundant, but never overcharged. The quality of craftsmanship during this period is considered to be the highest ever in the history of French decorative arts. The most common decorative elements in this period are: The sun, shells , masks with rays (symbol of the sun king) along with the two L crossing each other as well as the use of military symbols like helmets. Plants are also used in the designs, specially laurel and acanthus leaves. Garlands of flowers are also frequent. The use of symmetry and straight lines will later become a great contrast between the style of Louis the XIV and the later Regency and Louis the XV periods. During the long and prosperous period of Louis the XIV all artistic academies where founded. The creative production and its influence all over Europe cannot be questioned, this is the reason why the reign of Louis the XIV is called the Grand Si cle.
Louis XV
This style may be the most characteristic of the French baroque era. The lack of symmetry, the overabundance of shell motifs and twisted leaves makes this style extremely ornate. The most important decorative element of this period is without any doubt the Rocaille . Checkered panels are also used. Designs are full of fantasy and abstraction that makes this period quite unique in itself. The lack of symmetry of the shell type motif makes it blend with all the curves and become a complete visual experience that invites the eyes to flow dynamically. The style of Louis the XV reign is full of creativity, imagination and visual excess.
Louis XVI
This style really began in the second part of the reign of Louis XV and expanded over the entire reign of Louis XVI. The origins of this style go back to the ruins of Pompeii and the Greco-Roman art, during this time archaeological sites were visited by architects that brought back new designs. The revelation of Greek art around 1760 was critical in the development of this style. Louis XVI decoration followed the influence of two writers and thinkers of the time: Diderot and Rousseau, the first one brought simplicity and sensibility and the second one concentrated in the love of nature and the return to a simple life. Rustic motifs like: land working utensils, baskets with flowers, hearts and arrows, ribbons, garlands with leaves and flowers, musical instruments, scientific instruments, oval shaped medallions and fire torches mixed with elements of antiquity like: beaded, rais-de coeur, Greek friezes and reed and ribbon details. This style is a mix of archaic and naturalistic motifs as well as sentimental attributes, which account for its uniqueness and charm.
Regency
We can say that the French Rengency style, (Regence), began in the last part of Louis the XIV reign with a lighter decoration. The French Regency represents the transitional period between the reign of Louis the XIV and that of Louis the XV. The use of the shell (called Coquille ), big flower arrangements and fabulous animals like dragons are the most characteristic of this time. Symmetry starts to disappear opening the way to curvilinear shapes that make the composition flow freely.
Cafe
Inspired from the countrysides of Europe, comes a Suite of rustic distinction. Our Café Exposed Suite offers a classical charm and bold elegance in each piece. Enchant your bathroom with this Suite of Old World Charm.
Designer II
Known for its cherished traditional styling, Designer II remains one of Gatco's most popular suites. Its genuine traditional style accents all bathroom decors offering a perfect combination of grace and charm.
Elevate
Capturing a perfect combination of sleek line styling with a chic minimalist look, the Elevate Suite will appeal to those who seek a clean shape. This beautiful Suite is intended to fulfill your design expectation in a contemporary space.
Glam
Distinct yet understated, the Glam suite offers sophisticated simplicity for any modern bath sanctuary. Its minimalist accents and extra thick base make this piece a fun addition to your beautiful home.
Jewel
The Jewel Suite is a precious reminder that some designs are truly a treasure. This fresh approach to a warm, casual look is perfect for your home décor drawing on English and early-American designs.
Latitude2
Minimalist design for the bathroom was born with the Latitude Suite. This outstanding Suite was inspired by the brilliant styles found in Europe and superbly brought to today's Contemporary bathrooms by Gatco's exceptional design team. The Latitude Suite is the original that set the standard for Minimalist design today.
Max
The Gatco Max Collection is a perfect addition to your contemporary bathroom. Beautifully designed for modern appeal.
Tavern
The Tavern Suite encompasses the decorative details of a nostalgic aura, yet adds the necessary finesse to create a modern-day motif. A perfect addition for today's stylish bathroom.
Alabasterrocks
A Mosaic of Real Alabaster Rocks The innovative Alabaster Rocks! Collection, in which pieces of real alabaster are hand-selected and suspended in resin, offers a truly original mosaic look. When illuminated, each fixture displays its unique and varied colors, even more dramatically than solid alabaster.
Bohemia
Elegant Bohemia Crystal Make a statement! Our Bohemia collection features crystal imported from The Czech Republic and assembled in Spain. These fine art pieces are delicate yet bold and will create a feature in any space.
Candlearia
Faux Candle Shades The rich golden glow of candles is captured in the contemporary CandleAriaTM Collection. These fixtures come with candle-like shades that add considerable light, warmth, and charm to any room.
Ceramic
Hand-Cast and Hand-Finished Ceramic Our ceramic collection features hand-cast, hand-textured, and hand-finished ceramic fixtures which can create a mood, complement a theme, or simply add the perfect accent. Available for indoor or outdoor wet location use.
Clouds
Composition of Neutral Colors The Clouds Collection is the perfect choice for design applications that require a clean, "soft-contemporary" look. With a composition of neutral color tones, this collection will add a warm ambient glow to any décor.
Domus
Contemporary Handcrafted Hardwood Lamps and Fixtures from Germany The Domus Collection is a group of quality handcrafted wooden fixtures and portable lamps designed and manufactured in Germany. This collection is characterized by simple, yet sophisticated designs, which combine fine hardwoods with proprietary, parchment-like translucent shades. These shades are extremely durable and washable. All of these fixtures and lamps are imported into North America exclusively by Justice Design.
Fusion
Artisan Glass Shades The Fusion Collection offers a selection of handcrafted artisan glass shades. The collection consists of five distinctive glass finishes: Droplet, Ribbon, Weave, Mercury Glass and Opal (white). These especially beautiful artisan glass finishes complement the clean designs of Justice Design fixtures.
Limoges
Translucent Porcelain Shades The Limoges Collection offers translucent porcelain lighting with a contemporary flair. Classic in design, these exquisite fixtures are notable for the delicate "Impressions" embossed into fine porcelain shades.
Lumenaria
Faux Alabaster Shades The LumenAria Collection of faux alabaster fixtures provides the warmth and glow of genuine carved alabaster without the cost.
Noshade
Less is More... Let the fixture do the talking! If you desire the simplicity of an exposed bulb, explore our "No Shade" fixtures collection. On select fixtures, we also offer an adapter kit that includes a finished socket cover and vintage bulb.
Porcelina
Faux Porcelain Shades The Porcelina Collection was created to offer large-scale lighting fixtures that coordinate with our extensive Limoges Collection of translucent porcelain. The sculpted surfaces of these faux porcelain shades capture the classic, yet contemporary, designs of the delicate "Impressions" of the Limoges Collection .
Slate
NATURAL SLATE STONE The Slate Collection features a beautiful natural stone with slight color variations that give each piece a distinctive look. Slate comes in earthtone colors that add a rustic touch to your home.
Textile
Woven Fabric Shade The soft neutral glow of linen shades that is captured in the contemporary Textile TM Collection adds ambient light, warmth, and charm to any room.
Venetoluce
Handmade Glass Shades From Venice, Italy The Veneto LuceTM Collection is a Justice Design collection incorporating handcrafted glass shades. Each glass shade is truly a work of art, created by artisans in the historic city of Venice, Italy, where glass-making has been an art form for more than 700 years. Using traditional forming methods, Venetian artisans form the glass shades into three distinctive shapes: Cylinder with Rippled Rim, Bowl with Rippled Rim, and Tulip with Rippled Rim. Each glass shade is available in five finishes: Amber, Clear Textured, Gold with Clear Rim, Whitewash, and White Frosted.
Wireglass
Glass Shades Enclosed in Delicate Wire Grid and Swirl Patterns The Wire Glass collection offers a distinctive look of artisan glass that is mouth-blown into black wire cages. These handmade shades are available with either Swirl or Grid wire pattern and two glass finishes, Opal (white) and Clear with Bubbles.
Wiremesh
Modern Industrial wire mesh shades revealing vintage lamps The Wire Mesh collection adds an industrial flair to any of our fixture families. These woven Wire Mesh shades reveal an antique vintage style lamp (included) offering a throwback look to any space.
DESIGNER - LEATHER
An innovative line that combines art-grade bronze with the rich beauty of Italian leather.
Main Line
Available in four distinct frame profiles and seven metal finishes, Main Line framed cabinets and mirrors ensure you're looking your best from all angles. Light up your room by incorporating sconces and deliver an impact to any part of your home. Unlock the possibilities with six metal finishes to choose from.
Profiles
Add a little drama to your styling space with statement pieces that won't sacrifice modern functionality. With distinctive metal accents and customizable configurations, the Profiles Collection provides a complete modular solution that's as stunning as it is versatile.
Enchanted Forest
V isually radiant, our Enchanted Console table is truly a handcrafted work of art begging to be admired for the exquisite workmanship. This brilliant piece features a hand sculpted solid base with detailed hand-forged trees containing intricately placed foliage. The eye trail upward to an exquisite hand-fired copper top that is both stunning and beautifully organic. There are many custom options available to suit any space in your home. Whether it is to be placed in your foyer or great room this versatile table can be customized to your particular design taste. As shown, this table is available with a beautiful copper top or wood finish. Creating something both special and unique, the base of this table allows for a variety of iron finished and accents suitable to tell any story. As shown, this table is beautiful in a Hand Rubbed Copper Finish with stricking Copper Accent on the leaves. Dimensions: Overall 48"W x 24"D x 36"H Console Top 48"W x 24"D x 2"H
Forest Hill
T his chair is priced in our Natural Black finish with a faux seat and back but available in any finish or upholstery. Dimensions: 16"W x 20"D x 36"H
Whisper Creek
A ny one of our line of Whisper Creek bathroom accessories can add a sense of serenity to daily routine. This towel stand features three tiers and an extra lower shelf for folded towels or roll-ups. While shown above in our optional Ivory Bark special finish, this product will come in a Natural Black finish unless you make another selection from any of our special finish options and accents. We do highly recommend the stunning realistic quality of our Ivory Bark finish which highlights the beautiful texture within the Whisper Creek Collection. 18"W x 10"D x 36"H
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