A cleaner connection.
A calmer silhouette.
Glass, metal and warm brass come together in lighting that feels composed from every angle, from the kitchen island to the bedside wall.
Quiet connection
A restrained shade connection keeps the eye on Hanton's balanced form.
Two shade moods
Choose glass for an airy presence or metal for a more grounded look.
One visual language
Coordinate pendants and sconces without making the room feel overly matched.

A line that feels complete
The slim brass-toned support meets the shade with minimal interruption, giving the fixture a continuous, composed profile.
One form, two ways to shape the light
The silhouette stays consistent while the shade changes how the fixture sits in the room.

Glass shade
Light in appearance and softly luminous, glass keeps the fixture open and easy within bright kitchens and calm bedrooms.

Metal shade
More graphic and visually grounded, metal gives dining tables and kitchen islands a clear focal point.

A simple rhythm above the room
Hang one as a quiet focal point or repeat the form to bring order across a longer surface.

Bring the same calm to the wall
The wall-mounted profile carries Hanton's clean material language into smaller moments throughout the home.

Designed to work beautifully alone, in pairs, or across a room.
Repeat the shared shade and brass-toned details at different heights to connect open spaces without repeating the exact same fixture.
Made to be noticed quietly
Hanton's character comes from the relationship between a softly shaped shade, a slim frame and a precisely placed circular mount.



A rounded profile keeps the fixture approachable from near and far.
Warm brass tones draw a precise line without making the fixture feel heavy.
Simple circular forms echo across the pendant canopy and wall-sconce base.
Find your Hanton setting
Warm, minimal and easy to repeat, the collection moves naturally between shared spaces and quiet corners.








Start with the light your space needs
Choose a pendant, a wall sconce, or bring both together in one considered Hanton story.