Random Orbit is a new chandelier design from Christopher Moulder. It consists of a 32“ diameter ball of frenzied, zipping fireflies caught in a freeze frame.

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This chandelier is much more of a sculpture than a chandelier at all. If you placed multiple ones at varying heights together it would probably work better as a functional light source, but just one piece alone looks more like a hanging sculpture. Regardless, these Bluebirds are magnificent.

This lightweight chandelier by Jean Pelle is made of 12 hand-blown glass balls and 3 clear globe bulbs. Clusters of balls and bulbs are held together by cables wrapped in cotton twine.

The Fetish collection features a series of drip-like acrylic scrolls, available in all forms from table lamp to ceiling light.

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I believe that this melty chandelier might be one of my favorite pieces so far this year.

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Paul Loebach sent me over some of his new designs, including a clock and mirror that sit on a peg and can be easily removed from the wall. They were shown at Salone Satellite and are now available Rossana Orlandi Gallery in Milan.

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The Light String from Patrick Townsend is just lovely. I think it’s fun in a utilitarian way.

Created by Trish Andersen and Maureen Walsh of Domestic Construction.

Lucky Spot by Stella McCartney is a collection of Swarovski that hang down like a curtain and create the shape of a horse. Created in 2004, it has now returned to the place in which Stella was inspired: Belsay Castle.

[via Bloomacious and NOTCOT]

Did you know that the 6 Antler Chandelier by Jason Miller comes in crazy candy-coated colors like Tiger Lily or Rain Tree Green? Antlers might be out, but maybe a new trend of candy-colored antlers has yet to emerge! You heard it here first, people!