Pratt Ceiling Fixture

Reproduction — Charles M. Pratt House, 1908

The Pratt Ceiling Fixture is a faithful reproduction of the original lighting from the Charles M. Pratt House in Ojai, California, completed in 1908 — one of Charles and Henry Greene's most refined residential works and a defining masterpiece of their mature Arts and Crafts style.

The fixture faithfully reproduces the six-sided ceiling lantern form of the original — a geometry that creates a more dynamic and architectural presence than a standard rectangular fixture, casting light in multiple directions and throwing subtle shadows through the decorative cutouts near the top of each panel. The frame is handcrafted from hand-selected African mahogany with genuine Gaboon ebony inlays and hand-carved embellishments around the canopy — a level of ornamental detail that places this piece among the most elaborate fixtures in the Craftsmen Studio collection.

The hand-leaded glass panels are crafted using the copper foil method, faithfully reproducing the abstract vine motif with soft green and amber accents found in the original Pratt House glasswork — an organic, nature-drawn design that embodies the Greene brothers' deep reverence for the natural world. The result is a warm, dappled light that brings the spirit of one of Ojai's most celebrated Arts and Crafts interiors directly into your home.

Made entirely to order. Custom glass colors available upon request.