Lantern Ceiling Light

[Color: Green 15"]
The green glass and antique brass combination on this light is beautiful and gives it a distinctive vintage look. I especially like the shape of the glass shade because it makes the fixture feel decorative even when the light is turned off. The semi-flush design is great for adding some character without having a fixture hanging too far down from the ceiling. At 15 inches, it is large enough to stand out nicely in a hallway, kitchen, or entryway. Overall, this is a unique and attractive fixture that looks much more interesting than a standard ceiling light.

[Color: Milk White 15", Color: Milk White 15"]
If you are looking for a beautiful milk glass large pendant light. This is the one. I have it hanging in a 12x12 sunroom. It is the perfect size for that space. Obviously the room is still a work in progress! But the light is really helping.

[Color: Milk White 15", Color: Milk White 15"]
I am completely in love with this light fixture in my dining room. It has such a rich vintage feel with the milky white glass and the antique brass finish that immediately catches your eye. Please ignore my popcorn ceilings since we are currently working on removing them, but even with the unfinished ceiling this fixture instantly became the main focal point of the entire space. It brings so much brightness into the room and gives off the perfect warm glow.​The overall build on this fixture is really impressive and feels substantial. The scalloped shape of the milk glass shade has a classic look that stands out whether the light is turned on or off. The brass decorative hardware at the top and bottom adds a nice subtle touch of elegance without looking gaudy. You can tell right away when unboxing it that it is constructed nicely with durable materials.​Getting it put together and mounted was pretty simple. The process was easy to follow, but I definitely recommend having two sets of hands for the job. Holding the glass globe steady while securing the ceiling hardware is much easier when you have an extra person helping out. Once everything was safely in place, it sat flush against the ceiling and made the whole room look updated.

[Color: Milk White 15", Color: Milk White 15"]
When it comes to decor, I'm not really into fads. I like the classics. Things that are timeless and always look good. The glass bulb on this, to me, is just that. It has classic lines. It's also very high quality. It's a very thick glass.It's a rather large light. You don't really think 15 inches is that large until you see it. But it's definitely a large light. I do wish the stems were a bit thicker. This would really be my only complaint. Because of the large, thick glass, it's fairly heavy. So I do wish the stem was a bit thicker. It's basically acting as a lever for something with some heft behind it. So definitely make sure you can mount it high enough so that it can't be touched by anyone.I'd like to point out how easy it is to change the light bulb (standard Edison by the way). The bottom light cap is attached with three springs that are easy to slide on/off. This makes it very easy to get inside the bulb and have access to the light socket. This is definitely appreciated.Beyond that, I think installation is fairly standard. There's nothing that really merits any special attention.I'm definitely pleased. I think the value is okay considering what you're getting here. The glass bulb is very high quality and that's worth something.

[Color: Green 15", Color: Green 15"]
This fixture is absolutely gorgeous when it’s installed, especially when the light is not on. My disappointment when comparing the actual item to the listing and its photos is in two main areas: first, no matter how warm the color temperature of the white light inside it is, the fixture always has a cold sort of dead sickly look to it, as you can see from my photo. The vendor clearly manipulated the photos to make it look like it transmits the warmth or coldness of the light, and that’s just not the case. I used a tunable Philips bulb from the coldest to the warmest color temperature and it all looks cold and dead.Second, the quality is not quite as described. The finish is OK, and looks beautiful when it’s installed since you can’t get too close to the metal parts. But it’s thin flimsy steel with quality equal to or worse than big box store brand fixtures. The metal parts are easily deformable, there is no ventilation at the top which will shorten bulb life considerably, and there was only a single socket inside, which is not enough for a fixture of this size. I would expect three sockets in a ceiling light that costs upwards of $200. On top of that, while it transmits light better than I expected, the green finish on the outside appears to be a glaze, and not true green glass over top of the milk glass itself, which I expected, as is a time honored standard for opaque colored glass shades. Without very careful cleaning, this is probably going to start scratching and then the fixture is ruined. Overall, it looks beautiful for now, but I can’t see this remaining in my home for an extended period of time. Especially not at this price.

[Color: Milk White 15"]
Installed this 15" vintage milk glass pendant light in a hallway/entry area, and overall it delivers exactly the kind of warm, diffused lighting and aesthetic upgrade you expect from this style. The milk glass shade softens the bulb nicely, eliminating harsh hotspots and giving a consistent glow that works well for transitional spaces like entryways or kitchens.Build quality is better than expected for a decorative fixture in this range. The antique brass finish has a decent weight to it and doesn’t feel overly thin or plasticky. Once mounted, the fixture sits level and feels stable. The glass shade itself is thick enough to feel durable while still allowing good light transmission without distortion.What stands out most is the visual impact. It really changes the feel of a room, especially in spaces where a standard builder-grade fixture would normally be installed. The semi-flush design keeps it low-profile enough for hallways while still adding character and detail. Light distribution is even, and it works well with both warm LED and soft white bulbs.There are a couple limitations worth noting. Installation can be slightly awkward if you’re working alone, especially when aligning the glass shade while wiring. Also, the instructions are fairly minimal, so some basic electrical familiarity is helpful. The brass finish looks good overall but can show fingerprints during installation and may require occasional light cleaning to maintain its appearance.Overall, this is a strong decorative lighting upgrade with a solid mix of style and function. It provides smooth, pleasant illumination and a high-end vintage look without feeling fragile or overcomplicated, making it an easy 5-star choice for interior lighting refresh projects.

[Color: Milk White 15", Color: Milk White 15"]
First, I apologize for the utterly messy state of the room in my photos - we had just hosted a party for about 15 little girls and the place barely survived them.Anyways, we had an old 80s light fixture we have been wanting to replace since the day we moved in. I saw this and thought the art deco-inspired look would work well in the room. I also opted for the larger light, as it's a fairly large room.When I first got it out of the box (extremely well packaged, by the way) my first thought what "have I made a terrible mistake?" The 15" version of the lamp is quite large, and it hangs down a minimum of about twenty inches from your ceiling. If you have eight foot ceilings, it is a very conspicuous light fixture. The poles that hold it in place are almost eight inches long, and the lamp itself is about a foot high. You could opt to add the other pole and have it down 28 inches or so from the ceiling.I would guess the very bottom of the lamp hangs down to about 6'3" or so. I'm six feet tall and when I stand on my tip toes I can just feel the top of the lamp if I am under it. If you are a family of giants people will hit their head on it unless you put it somewhere people can't walk.But it looks great and the five or six people who have seen it all commented favorably, and we generally agree that it just works.You might think "well I own a hacksaw (grinder, dremel with cut-off wheel, whatever) and I can just shorten the rods supporting it. Well you can, kinda. The rods are threaded at the end so you would need to tap threads into the newly-shortened rod. If you have the means to do that, go right ahead. (Note : I just double checked, and no - the rod is not threaded through its entire length, so you would indeed have to cut the threads yourself.)I was seriously considering getting the green glass version and I still think maybe I should have. But I went with white. I think it looks great. It's glass and brass, or a brass-colored metal. Installation was about what you would expect if you've hung light fixtures before. No bulb is included.

[Color: Green 15", Color: Green 15"]
IPEDWO Green Ceiling Light Fixture15” AntiquePacked with care, opening this was like Christmas morning..I am in LOVE!The color is just gorgeous. A soft jade with antique style metal fixtures that look like brass.The fixture is surprisingly light but does not feel fragile.The glass has enough thickness to feel sturdy. I’m not worried about chipping it during installation but I certainly would have a helper to prevent damage.The light’s fixtures have a lovely, antique, floral inspired, design. The fixture on the light’s top, bottom, and ceiling cap all match. The rod is adjustable.The light uses a standard E26 bulb. When turned on the light becomes a milky, yellow shade. I plan to experiment with different shades of white bulbs to see how they affect the globe’s color when lit.Installation is straightforward (especially since this is not an LED). All of the installation hardware and gloves are provided.I’ll check back in once it’s installed. I was excited to review the light and it may take a while to find a help installing.Needless to say I think the light is amazing. The fixtures and globe are well made. The fixtures complement the globe and the effect is a large, beautiful, light that will be noticed when entering the house.The light looks considerably more expensive than the actual cost. So I think it’s a great deal.