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.
YarmouthCindy says
I’m most attracted to #2 myself but for a 1960s house I voted for #4 – groovy!
JAVA says
it was between 1, 4 and 8 for me. I ultimately picked 4. I love perforations and the salmon interior was really cool.
MARK says
I picked number three because I have not seen that style out there. One and two are really cool but more of a mass produced look. I acutally have number six and have it over my wrought iron porch table and chairs.
David Conwill says
Jeweled sphere, perforated bottom diffuser, P4404 – Why? Because my grandparents had lamps just like that in their old ranch.
-Dave
ThePetersen says
So most of them look like something the three wise men would have taken to Jesus, but I dig the Danish one.
Heidi Swank says
#1 for me. I’m such a sucker for the middle class flair: lines that are clean but not too clean.
Tikimama says
Forget simplicity! I’d go for the jeweled, perforated brass sphere – it’s groovy and colorful, and our house is much more like that than the clean, spare minimalism!
Gretchen S says
I almost went for the spotted sphere — love the color and perforated circles in ascending size. But the danish pendant got me because I love the shape and simplicity.
Elvis (aka) Jane says
I like the Danish pendant for its clean simple shape: we’re all about simple and sleek in the Elvis household. For an accent, though, I really like the red dotted sphere. Simple, symmetrical and fun!
Jeanne says
I voted the Danish modern style, as I like the clean, simple lines, But it was a tough choice. I also like the hour glass (#1) as it’s symetrical but has texture and is interesting and I like the last one, as it’s sort of space-age looking (jetsons!),