Gamble Chandelier

Gamble House Dining Room Chandelier Reproduction

This chandelier is a faithful reproduction of the original dining room fixture from the Gamble House in Pasadena, California — one of the greatest surviving examples of Greene & Greene architecture, completed in 1908. Considered a masterwork of the American Arts and Crafts movement, the Gamble House was designed holistically by Charles and Henry Greene down to every last detail, including the lighting. This piece brings that legacy directly into your home.

Each fixture is handcrafted from hand-selected African mahogany using traditional mortise and tenon joinery, pinned with square ebony pegs — a hallmark of Greene & Greene's refined detailing. The hand-leaded stained glass panels are crafted using the copper foil method, faithfully reproducing the warm amber tones and geometric patterning of the original Gamble House design.

The result is more than a light fixture — it is a functional work of art that transforms any dining room, entry hall, or great room into a space worthy of the Arts and Crafts tradition. Each piece is hand-waxed to a rich, deep finish and made entirely to order.