Elegant and modern, the Lindsley Lighting Pendant collection offers many stunningly energy-efficient options to suit your needs. Pendants Reed 2.0 Pendant Shooting Star HLO Pendant Sprout Pendant Tule SPLASH Pendant Shooting Star Pendant Reed 2.0 HLO+ Reed 2.0 SPLASH Pendant Monarch Pendant Reed 2.0 CorTen-ish Pendant Tule Up/Down Pendant Square Reed Pendant Reed Pendant Tule Pendant Tule CorTen-ish Pendant Tule HLO Pendant Tule-Q Pendant Reed 2.0 -Q Willow Pendant Willow Under Glass Pendant Chandeliers

The innovative Monarch pendant provides 600-800 lumens of uplight while delivering 1300-2000 lumens down, in a sexy retro-modern shape. The direct and indirect LED components can be controlled independently or concurrently. Monarch Collection Gallery

Any Pendant can be suspended with a wall mounted Bracket. The Bracket is 12”h x 3”w with a  9” cantilever arm.  Custom arm sizes up to 20”. LLRD.PN.06.BKT LLRD.PN.10 .BKT LLRD.PN.15 .BKT LLRD.PN.24 .BKT LLRD.PN.32 .BKT LLRD.PN.CST .BKT LRD.PN06.BKT LRD.PN10 .BKT LRD.PN15 .BKT LRD.PN24 .BKT LRD.PN32 .BKT LRD.PNCST .BKT See Installation Images File Downloads: Spec Sheet Installation Guide Pendant with Arm Bracket Lindsley Lighting Pendants can be suspended with a wall mounted Bracket. The Bracket is 12”h x 3”w with a 9” cantilever arm. Custom arm sizes up to 20”. The bracket covers a vertically mounted deep switch box, The driver fits in the switch box. Mix and match the bracket and the suspended pendant finishes. Field adjustable cord. Made in USA. Features: ETL certified for damp locations Meets RoHS standards for sustainable manufacturing Five year limited warranty Made in USA. BAA & BABAA Compliant Bracket Sizes: 12"h x 3"w with 9" arm Custom arm lengths to 20" Finishes : White Satin Black Satin Silver Matte Bronze Custom colors Compatible Pendants Shooting Star Shooting Star HLO+ Sprout Monarch Reed 2.0 HLO Reed 2.0 CorTen-ish Square Reed Reed 2.0 SPLASH Willow Willow Under Glass

Green (or sustainable) Lighting is an emerging field that is quickly evolving. Lindsley Lighting looks at Green Lighting through the greencycle process. The greencycle addresses the environmental impact throughout the lifecycle of a fixture. This includes: materials selection, manufacturing processes, energy efficient light sources, packaging, shipping, recycling About Green Lighting Our Green Lighting Manifesto Green (or sustainable) Lighting is an emerging field that is quickly evolving. Lindsley Lighting looks at Green Lighting through the greencycle process. The greencycle addresses the environmental impact throughout the lifecycle of a fixture. This includes: materials selection manufacturing processes energy efficient light sources packaging shipping recycling Our aim is to minimize the carbon footprint of our fixtures from development through recycling. As new technologies and information emerge we will continuously look for ways to lighten the impact of our fixtures. These fixtures are perfect for buildings that are pursuing LEED certification or those that want a more sustainable approach and increased energy efficiency. Being a sustainable company is a way of being. We do not view it is something special or extraordinary. Since we built Lindsley Lighting on a platform of sustainable practices, it does not add to the cost of our fixtures. It's better for our employees, our customers and for the planet. Light Sources: One of the most energy efficient light sources today is solid state lighting (LEDs). Therefore we only use LEDs in our fixtures. We source from the highest quality producers of LEDs: Nichia and Lumenetix. We have created custom LED boards with integrated intelligence to ensure the best light output, dimming and control system compatibility. The expected lifespan of our high quality LEDs is 50,000 hours. Designs: We offer fixtures that have a timeless quality, whether modern or botanically inspired. We want the design to be beautiful and relevant for decades. RoHS Compliant: We require all materials and manufacturing processes to be RoHS3 compliant. This is an EU directive that restricts the use of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment. Since the US has not developed a comparable directive, we (along with our suppliers) are using the RoHS Directive to guide our manufacturing processes, ensuring none of our products contain or are manufactured with lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybromated biphenyls, polybromated diphenyl ether or acrylamide. Made in the USA: All manufacturing is done within the US. This reduces the distance that fixtures need to travel to get to their final destination, and the resulting carbon footprint. We are proud of the expertise, quality and craftsmanship we have found here in America. Light Color & Quality: Light color, quality and consistency are critical. By using top quality LEDs we ensure you get the light color you want. We offer 2700K-4000K static options, as well as tunable color modules. The LED modules used in all our pendants are available in 80+ and 98 CRI. While not a green practice per se, any time we can provide light that is pleasing to the human eye, we will. Materials: We select metals, glass and materials that have a life before and/or after the life of the fixture. All fixtures are made of materials that have recycled content and/or can be recycled. Most are made primarily of aluminum. Recycling: Fortunately, there are well-established recycling markets for the metals, glass and plastics we use. The market for recycling circuit boards is emerging and we promise to stay at the forefront of how these can best be reused or recycled. While we expect our fixtures to be in use for a very long time, we will assist anyone in the recycling of our products, when the time comes. Packaging: Lindsley Lighting works to reduce the amount of packaging we use as well as use materials that are made of materials that have a greencyle of their own. Our challenge is making sure the fixtures are properly protected for transit to your project. We encourage our customers to recycle or reuse all packaging.

While the Tule Pendant looks like a mild-mannered cylinder pendant, it’s really the Clark Kent of light fixtures, able to turn into a super pendant with the flick of a switch. With only a 4 inch diameter cylinder, the Tule holds up to 4000 lumens of super power. Tule Collection Gallery

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Elegant and modern, the Lindsley Lighting Pendant collection offers many stunningly energy-efficient options to suit your needs. Wall Wash Sprout Wall Wash Surface Mount Sprout Wall Wash Pendant Reed 2.0 Wall Wash Surface Mount Reed 2.0 Wall Wash Pendant Tule Wall Wash Surface Mount Tule Wall Wash Pendant

Lindsley Lighting is taking a fresh approach to designing and manufacturing LED light fixtures. The sleek modernist designs take advantage of the low profile that can be achieved with LEDs while delivering high performance. Collections Categories All Products Pendants Pendants by Size Surface Mount HLO Drop Lens Wall Sconces Outdoor Chandeliers Constellation Canopies Pendant Accessories Finishes Collections CorTen-ish Cubed Monarch Reed 2.0 Shooting Star Sprout Tule Willow Reed 2.0 Collection CorTen-ish Collection Tule Collection Shooting Star Collection Cubed Collection Monarch Collection Sprout Collection Willow Collection

See the latest news and articles featuring Lindsley Lighting Products Spotlight How do you build a company with sustainability at its roots? You start from the ground up and let every possible decision be guided by a foundation of principles that keep the holistic, big-picture view in mind. That's exactly what Karen Jess-Lindsley, CEO of Lindsley Lighting, set out to do when she teamed up with her partner to start Lindsley Lighting. From leveraging minimalism and timeless design to using tactical decision-making—like building around RoHS-compliant components—Karen outlines some practical steps that both lighting designers and manufacturers can take to boost the sustainable practices of the entire industry. As the buzz around sustainability continues to grow, a clear signal is emerging: designers and their clients want more transparency in the products and materials they specify. Our cross-sectional industry panel — Melissa Mattes, Karen Jess-Lindsley, Jonathan Penndorf, Reiko Kagawa, and Jane White — breakdown designer and manufacturer mindsets on one of lighting's most impactful topics, and discuss how the design community can continue to advance frontiers on sustainable practices. A documentary about sustainability, focused on the built environment and the future of our planet. 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With an elegant oval head that can be rotated to point down, up or sideways, this very utilitarian fixture can be used to light a path, highlight a planting area or uplight trees. The dimmable CREE LEDs emit high quality warm light that brings out the color of plants and materials. Sleek anodized aluminum finish. Pathway Gallery

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