Sometimes less is more when it comes to lighting. Meet the simple Beckett lighting line from Washington, DC, interior designer Darryl Carter, which looks mod now (and will not look dated in the future). It's his latest design for Urban Electric, a South Carolina company specializing in bench-made lighting fixtures with classical profiles.
Above: The Beckett wall sconce installed in Darryl Carter's Washington, DC, shop (located at 1320 Ninth Street NW).
Above: Another view of the Beckett wall sconce (we like the exposed electricals), which measures 16 inches wide and 4.5 inches high; base list price $850.
Above: The Beckett wall sconce is ideal as a photo or art illuminator.
Above: The Beckett Single in situ.
Above: The Beckett Double is 50 inches wide and 36 inches in height; available in a variety of finishes starting at $2,750.
Above: The Beckett Single is 48.25 inches wide and 36 inches high; available in a variety of finishes, including blackened steel and antique gilt starting at $2,750.
We've been Darryl Carter fans for a while now; see all our posts on the dashing designer here.