While the globe light is often associated with the Bauhaus movement or mid-century design, its origins trace farther back to the first decade of the twentieth century. Rooted in pure geometry, the spherical globe represents minimalism in its most elemental form. Striking as a singular statement or arranged in thoughtful groupings, the design remains timeless, versatile, and quietly architectural. Our globe fixtures are defined by uncompromising quality, crafted with solid brass components and thick, hand-blown glass shades. When our founder could not find brass globe pendants or sconces for her Eichler home renovation, she designed her own—launching Cedar & Moss in the process. Globes have remained central to our collection ever since, becoming a defining element of the Cedar & Moss aesthetic. With multiple globe sizes and brass, wood, or ceramic canopies to choose from you can customize the look of your globe surface light to work with any aesthetic.
