Jasmine
Frequently Asked Questions
The Jasmine Collection is a lighting family built around a raked cone — a shade whose mouth tilts forward, angling light outward toward the reader, the bed, or the mirror rather than straight down. It includes 7-inch wall sconces (Light Blue, Black), a wall swing arm light in Slate Gray with Brushed Nickel accents, a table lamp in Navy, and a 5-light chandelier in Cream. Every fixture is manufactured and assembled in the USA.
The Jasmine Wall Swing Arm Light is the reader's pick: the raked cone sits on an adjustable arm in Slate Gray with Brushed Nickel accents, so you pull the light over the page and push it back afterward — with the nightstand left completely free. The fixed 7-inch sconce suits readers happy with a set angle, and the Navy table lamp covers rooms where wall mounting isn't possible. All three share the same forward-tilted profile.
The rake is functional as much as visual: tilting the shade's mouth forward angles the light toward where you are — the page at bedside, the face at a mirror, the corner of a reading chair — instead of dropping it straight down the wall. It also gives every fixture in the family a poised, mid-century posture that reads deliberate rather than decorative. The tilt is the collection's signature; no other family in the catalog carries it.
The Jasmine 5-Light Chandelier in Cream arranges five of the collection's raked cones on a single frame — the family's statement piece, with the tilted shades giving the fixture a sense of movement symmetric chandeliers lack. In soft Cream it suits dining tables and bedrooms with ceiling height to spare, reading sculptural rather than showy. Check the fixture's overall dimensions and drop on its product listing against your ceiling and table.
Each format carries its own finish: Light Blue and Black on the 7-inch wall sconces, Slate Gray with Brushed Nickel accents on the swing arm, Navy on the table lamp, and Cream on the 5-light chandelier. The palette stays in the catalog's calm register, letting the raked silhouette provide the character. Because the profile repeats across formats, mixed finishes within one room still read as a single family.
Yes — the raked cone works anywhere close-range, angled light helps: hallway sconces tilted along the path, a swing arm beside a reading chair, the lamp on a desk, the chandelier over a dining table. The bedroom is simply where the family's logic concentrates, since the sconce, swing arm, and lamp are three different answers to bedside lighting. These are interior fixtures; check each listing for the specific product's details before planning placement.