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Light Fixtures From HGTV Smart Home 2014

January 22, 2015
Browse beautiful lighting from HGTV Smart Home 2014 and get inspiration for incorporating statement light fixtures into your home.
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Lighting fixtures throughout the HGTV Smart Home 2014 are on dimmers and can be scheduled to turn on and off upon entry. A duo of iron lanterns illuminates the foyer, and add to the English country design found throughout.

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To complement the home's traditional approach with a modern twist, a pair of antiqued iron sconces infuse rustic elegance into the powder room.

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A stairway leading to the basement is lined with two elegant sconces to ensure style and safety.

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Rustic in design, this grand iron chandelier features 29 light bulbs and makes a sophisticated statement in the large great room.

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A duo of blue rafia chests adorned with decorative nailhead trim and studding sit on either side of the great room fireplace. On top of the dressers sit white ceramic lamps that incorporate clean modern lines into the design.

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For a touch of rustic flare, a duo of iron light fixtures adds symmetry and sophistication on either side of the fireplace.

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The console behind the couch "was one piece that's funky and rustic, and was used to mix it up," explains interior designer Linda Woodrum. Flameless candles provide intimate lighting to set a romantic mood.

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Recessed lighting and a rustic iron light fixture illuminate the kitchen. "Keeping the kitchen light and open makes the space feel bigger," says interior designer Linda Woodrum.

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Supporting the dining room's traditional motif, an iron chandelier featuring beaded adornment illuminates the table in a subtle way.

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Antiqued iron lamps flank geometric art and make a charming design statement on the dining room buffet.

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A ceramic lamp in the master bedroom is positioned among antique mirrored surfaces to reflect light throughout the space.

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For a subtle glow, a petite lamp in the corner of the master bathroom provides spa-inspired lighting.

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Creating a relaxed environment, a pair of simple, single-arm sconces make a contemporary design statement.

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A traditional, nickel light fixture is set on dimmers, allowing homeowners to control the bathroom ambiance.

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In the kid's bedroom, the bedside lamp's twisted loops of rope add an artistic and whimsical touch.

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A rustic nightstand serves as a display surface for a vintage industrial lamp and reading materials.

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Two vintage industrial scones provide lighting in the kid's bedroom nook and can be positioned to showcase art pieces or adjusted for better reading light.

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Cloche pendant lighting illuminates the kid's den. Antiqued globes subtly distort light, creating a whimsical display.

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The color story throughout the guest bedroom was centered on the green furnishings and accessories. A pair of green ceramic lamps add modern style to a preppy design.

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A drum pendant light fixture hangs in the center of the guest bedroom, providing soft lighting throughout the space.

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Two sleek and sophisticated sconces are set on dimmers in the guest bathroom to create a relaxing ambiance for a spa-like experience.

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Jack Thomasson, the house planner and visionary behind the basement space, snagged two oversized lamps, made from antique propane tanks to be showcased on the console table.

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A vintage-style iron lamp with an aged finish is designed with a pulley system, to mimic industrial equipment.

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A light-up ampersand creates instant interest and adds personality to the basement snack bar.

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Gas light fixtures can be found near the exterior entrances. With curved lines and aged finishes, these lanterns evoke a historic charm to the rustic gray-painted brick.