Ventura Chandelier

Greene and Greene Pratt House Chandelier

The Ventura Chandelier is an original Craftsmen Studio design inspired by the lighting of the Charles M. Pratt House in Southern California, one of the final and most refined works completed by architects Charles and Henry Greene in 1909. This hexagonal fixture tapers to subtle points at both the chandelier body and ceiling mount, creating the geometric harmony that is one of the most recognizable hallmarks of Greene & Greene's design philosophy. The frame is handcrafted from hand-selected African mahogany with genuine Gaboon ebony inlays — materials used in faithful keeping with the originals.

The iridescent amber stained glass panels are handmade using the copper foil method, with warm green and gold tones that cast a rich, jewel-like light throughout the room. The fixture is suspended from traditional leather straps, and the hanging length can be adjusted to suit your ceiling height and space.

The Ventura is available in two sizes: the smaller version includes four sockets, while the larger includes 6 — both made entirely to order. Custom glass colors available upon request.