Brilliant Maine-Made Lighting for Your Home

Not to throw shade, but when it comes to artful, finely crafted lighting, big brands have nothing on Maine makers. For proof, we present a constellation of designs in materials and shapes to suit every taste.

By Sarah Stebbins
Photo by Mark Fleming
From the Summer 2021 issue of Maine Homes by Down East

1. Hand-blown glass Dome pendants by Dresden’s Terrill Waldman and Charlie Jenkins are a bright idea above a kitchen island. $380.

2. Krystal Purdell and Keith Ziobron craft their fixtures, available in a rainbow of shades, in an 1899 former railroad station in Jay. Adjustable swing-arm sconce, $175.

3. Alice Crobbe’s home country of Scotland and home base in Falmouth inspire her nautical- and nature-themed linen lampshades. From $45.

4. Lowell designer Ashley Brochu believes in feathering a nest with boldly patterned rugs, wallpaper, and her handmade lampshades. From $75.

5. Set a serene mood with Falmouth artist Lisa Ferreira Joneses’ petite table lantern, comprised of a handmade-paper shade atop a curly maple base. $160.

6. For her new Light Drop, former furniture designer Julie Morringello, of Stonington, gave sculptural maple veneer a (digitally printed) swirl. From $600.