The right light changes everything, and nowhere more than in a home built around modern design. This is our full collection of modern light fixtures: mid-century modern, contemporary, and everything in between, curated so that every piece earns its place in the room before it's ever switched on. Choose from minimalist designs, sculptural statement pieces, and crystal chandeliers, in the materials that make a room feel expensive: solid brass, natural alabaster, hand-blown glass.

Modern lighting for every room in your home

At MOD LIGHTING, we understand how much the right lighting shapes a home. It provides visibility, but more than that, it sets the ambiance of every room. Layer two or three light sources in each space and the whole home feels considered.

Kitchen

The most-used room in the house deserves better than one flat ceiling light. A statement chandelier above the kitchen island or a run of pendant lights gives you task light where you cook and warmth where you gather.

Bathroom

You see this room first thing every morning. Wall sconces at the mirror and a clean ceiling light make it somewhere worth lingering.

Bedroom

Where every day begins and ends. Wall lights on either side of the bed free up the nightstands, table and floor lamps warm the corners, and a dimmer takes the room from morning clarity to evening calm.

Chandeliers

Entryways and great rooms carry our largest pieces: brass, crystal, and sculptural forms that anchor a double-height space the way art anchors a wall. Our modern and mid-century modern chandeliers fit multiple design styles, including Scandinavian and minimalist.

Ceiling lights

Flush and semi-flush ceiling lights bring the same design standard to rooms where a long drop won't fit, including sloped ceilings.

Wall lights

The layer most homes are missing. A pair of wall sconces lights the walls and corners that overhead light leaves in shadow, which is where a room's atmosphere actually lives.

Outdoor lighting

Good lighting doesn't stop at the front door. Weather-rated outdoor wall lights and path lights carry the same design language outside, adding safety and curb appeal to entryways, gardens, and patios.