Craftsman Stained Glass Chandelier: Greene & Greene Inspired Design – CH6128

Craftsman Stained Glass Chandelier: Greene & Greene Inspired Design

Our historically inspired craftsman lighting designs are not reproductions. Each is an original design by award winning artist H.J. Nick that has been built using the same hand and materials that were used to build the originals.

This Arts & Crafts Chandelier is an original work of art by H.J. Nick inspired by the famous Greene & Greene Gamble House Chandelier from the famous craftsman bungalow in Pasadena, California. With genuine, hand cut stained glass, this is an original work is built to the exact specifications as the original. If you have ever been to Pasdena you know the importance of the cherry blossom to the area, and with this craftsman stained glass chandelier, we have incorporated this into the design. Don't mistake this for a reproduction, all of our products stand on their own as original worked of fine art. It is built using the same materials and techniques that were used by Greene & Greene to create the originals. Using the correct methods and materials is especially relevant when creating world class fine art.

At ArtFactory.com, our craftsman stained glass chandelier features a structural frame that is built from solid, matched grain, old growth timber. The genuine fine art stained glass that has been handmade and kiln fired by our expert leaded glass makers. This chandelier is just one of the many custom craftsman lighting designs that have been created by H.J. Nick. Choose from any of the existing designs from our catalog, or have us recreated any design from history for you. Any of these designs can be customized to the exact size and style that you desire. When you shop with us, your options are limited only by your imagination.

Craftsman Stained Glass Chandelier Wood Craftsmanship Details

Why settle for a low quality mass production chandeliers that are destined to end up in a landfill, when you can own a genuine work of fine art that will add to the value of your property, and is built to last forever.

These fine art quality, custom lighting fixtures are built with a solid, full length American hardwood frame. These frames are made with hand hewn with mortise and tenon joinery. This age old, tried and tested method makes for a solid wood product that is built to stand the test of time. These are not glued together, fast process, mass production products. When we build a custom lighting fixture, we build it to the be that one that you ever need to buy. Don't settle for low quality lighting fixtures from the big box retailers that will need to be replaced every few years. Own a genuine work of fine art, with appreciable value, that will become a cherished family heirloom that is passed down for generations.

In addition to top quality craftsmanship and materials, we offer unlimited customization options. All species of wood, and hundreds of stain colors are available to choose from, and we have no limitations on size. Our master craftsmanship ensures that your custom ceiling lighting will stand the test of time. This makes for a custom lighting fixture that is uniquely yours, and will never be exactly reproduced. Building true family heirloom quality and antiquity value home furnishings is our passion at ArtFactory.com. Order your custom craftsman stained glass chandelier in any style and size, and our designers and craftsmen will make your dreams into reality.

Building A Legacy Through Heirloom Furnishings

We build all of our products from the highest quality natural materials because fine art is never made from low quality, or faux materials.

Building a family legacy has been going on since the beginning of time. Building heirloom furniture and doors intended to last forever is one of the primary ways we all have in achieving some small part of immortality. These cherished family items will touch our loved ones for many years to come through physical interactions as well as family photos . Many societies, including the Egyptians and Mayans, as well as European royalty and aristocracy have created and passed down heirlooms for thousands of years.

In fact, if it were not for these artifacts, it would be impossible to know these people ever existed, and how they were important to history. This is also the case in the 21st century within your own family. No matter if it’s a simple, hope chest with your personal message or name as a gift to a loved one, or extravagant, fine art quality, master handcrafted, custom craftsman stained glass chandelier, these items will be important to the story of your family history long after we are gone.

Craftsman Stained Glass Chandelier Finish Details

Every product from ArtFactory.com is designed by and built under the supervision of award winning artist H.J. Nick. A product is not signed by H.J. Nick until he has personally found it to meet all world class fine art standards.

The meticulous finish has been done in age old technique, using a 23-step hand rubbed process. We begin with fine hand sanding, and infused open grain hand applied stains. That puts the finish in the wood not just sprayed on it. This allows for the fine natural wood grains to show to perfection. There are then 20 additional steps requiring the application of wax, oils and lacquers with curing times between each process. This method is performed on all furniture and door wood surfaces inside and out. This tried and tested finish detail is required in the making of a one-of-a-kind, family heirloom quality product that meets world class investment quality standards that will stand the test of time. This process is the only way with little maintenance and the simple process of cleaning with oil will allow for a beautiful natural patina that will make this door more beautiful over time.

It is our belief that our combination of top quality materials and master hand craftsmanship allow us to offer a quality of product that is unmatched anywhere, at any price. All of our custom lighting fixtures, including lamps, sconces, and chandeliers are wired to exceed all electrical code and safety requirements worldwide. In fact, we are so confident in the quality of our products and craftsmanship that we guarantee everything forever. Most importantly, every product that we sell is manufactured in the USA, at our Scottsdale, Arizona factory. When we say made in the USA, we mean it, just as we have since 1913. When nothing but the best will do, call us at 1-800-292-0008 to speak with one of our talented design engineers. Get pricing for our craftsman stained glass chandelier today.

The Gamble House, also known as David B. Gamble House, is a National Historic Landmark, a California Historical Landmark, and museum in Pasadena, California, USA. It was designed by brothers Charles Sumner Greene and Henry Mather Greene of the architectural firm Greene and Greene and constructed 1908–09 as a home for David B. Gamble of the Procter & Gamble company. The house is portrayed as the home of Dr. Emmett Brown in the Back to the Future trilogy. By Ken Lund from Reno, Nevada, USA - The Gamble House, Pasadena, California, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikipedia

Craftsman Stained Glass Chandelier Design Inspiration: The Gamble House

Originally built as a winter residence for David and Mary Gamble, the three-story Gamble House is commonly described as America's Arts and Crafts masterpiece. Its style shows influence from traditional Japanese aesthetics and a certain California spaciousness born of available land and a permissive climate. The Arts and Crafts Movement in American Craftsman style architecture was focused on the use of natural materials, attention to detail, aesthetics, and craftsmanship.

The house is located on a grassy knoll overlooking Pasadena's Arroyo Seco, a broad, seasonally dry river bed. Because of the Gambles’ attraction to the environment, the Greenes designed the house to complement the rustic setting. The house's design reflected the Gambles' love of nature as flowers and trees were brought to the interior—creating pictures in wood, metal, art glass, and semi-precious stone. The building itself appears enmeshed with the landscape, achieved by a blend of man-made materials such as brick and rough dash-coat stucco and natural materials such as granite river stones and creeping fig that grows up onto the foundations of the terrace and steps.

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