Here is a great example of how versatile Niche Modern’s pendants can be and how effectively the Amber color choice can bring warmth and tie a room together. This house is a new construction in Lake Michigan about 75 miles from Chicago. The design was inspired by the original 1906 home on the property, which was in severe disrepair and unsalvageable. As the designer for the project remarked, the home beautifully embodies an Arts-and-Crafts meets Mid-Century-Modern design. Niche Modern’s Pharos and Stamen pendants in Amber were one of the very first choices the designer made for these rooms. RoomTEN, the design group for the project, worked hard to make eco-conscious choices for the house: locally built millwork, furniture and American made fixtures throughout the house. We love being included in such personal, gratifying achievements of architecture and design. Many thanks roomTEN!

A Stamen Light in the Powder Room of the Lakeside Residence

Contemporary Lighting Project Details

Project: Lakeside, Michigan Residence
Location: 75 Miles North of Chicago on the shores of Lake Michigan
Architect:  Raino Ogden Architects
Designer: Tai Kojro-Badziak, roomTEN design
Photographer: Tyler Mallory
Reference: roomTEN design – Lakeside Retreat
Handblown glass pendant lights used: Stamen Modern Pendant Light, Pharos Modern Pendant Light

Master bathroom of the Lakeside, Michigan Residence

Pharos Lights in the master bathroom of the Lakeside Residence