Spark
Frequently Asked Questions
The Spark Collection is a compact lighting family: the catalog's 3.5-inch cylinder in three green finishes and three ceiling formats — a flush mount in Forest Green, a stem hung pendant in Sea Green, and a pendant in Fern Green. Each fixture drops light in a crisp, defined column and reads as a precise green accent on the ceiling. Every piece is manufactured and assembled in the USA.
All three share the same 3.5-inch cylinder; the split is territory and palette. Beam covers ceiling and table duty in a warm-and-cool mix with a table lamp; Jordan owns wall duty — sconces, a swing arm — plus a 5-light chandelier, in warm tones. Spark is the green ceiling trio: the only family offering the tube in Forest, Sea, and Fern Green. They mix cleanly, since the tube is identical throughout.
In the low-clearance and pass-through spots that still deserve a deliberate fixture: pantries, closets, hallways, compact baths, and stair landings. The Spark 3.5-inch flush mount in Forest Green tucks the cylinder tight to the ceiling, throwing its defined column downward without any drop — a precise point of green where most homes settle for a builder-grade dome. Dimensions are on the product listing.
Rooms already leaning into the catalog's sage band — kitchens with sage cabinetry, plant-forward spaces, calm bedrooms — and any room where a small stroke of green reads as intentional. Forest Green is the deepest of the trio, Sea Green the coolest, Fern Green the softest. Spark also punctuates rooms running the catalog's other green families like Chase, Flare, Jerome, and Arcade at larger scales.
By line and finish together: the Fern Green pendant hangs on a flexible cord for a soft, casual drop — bedside, nook, counter end — while the Sea Green stem hung version fixes the cylinder at a rigid, architectural position for kitchen corners and desks. Both drop the same defined column; the suspension choice is visual, and each carries its own green.
Yes — clustering is how the mini cylinder scales up. Three Fern Green pendants staggered at varied drops over a stairwell, corner, or round table compose a feature no single small fixture can, while the 3.5-inch diameter keeps the group visually light. Odd numbers arrange most naturally; keep the finish consistent and check each listing's dimensions when planning drops and spacing.