DIG THESE 1961 MIDCENTURY PENDANT LIGHTS from Progress. Which one do you like the best? Quiz is from left to right — #1 is at top left, then zig down to #2 the Danish Modern, then zig up to #3 the flowery dude, etc…
Thanks! And if you have another minute – tell us why you voted the way you did.
sablemable says
I have something similar to #6 in my bathroom.
MrsErinD says
I voted for the one with the starbursts, number 3, because I am a freak for starbursts, love them! They all are cool!
pam kueber says
@Kristin…”digging around in the shed” — I love it! 🙂
Kristin says
#1. I liked the Danish pendant, but felt it was too clean. I am trying to move away a bit from what seems to be an increasingly bland mid-century influence that I see a lot of in Atomic Ranch interiors (love that magazine, but it is just too expensive and ultra-clean a lot of the time). I picked #1 because it has interesting angles and the beads would add a texture and color in the refracted light. Now where can I get it?
***Note: Digging around last night in the shed, I found the original glass shade for the outdoor back porch door light! Right when I was about to go looking for a new one!***
tailfin says
Voted for the Danish pendant because it has the cleanest lines & I think it would look best in a mid-century modern setting. But the hourglass cylinder runs a close second. I know I’ve seen the scrolled sphere in homes here in Western New York. Wish they still made these.
Susan says
Love them all
Anne H says
I voted for #6, since it, or a dead ringer, is hanging in my parent’s foyer!
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Juju says
The lace one is so irresistible.
Maria Stahl says
#4 because, well, duh. Dots.
opkis says
#1; I like the contrast in materials, and it looks like it would provide nice warm light (but I think I have #5 in the foyer right now).