“I WANNA HOLD YOUR LAMP”
Who knew that mannequin hands could light up a room while keeping you entertained and slightly questioning your décor choices at the same time? In this playful series, each handcrafted pendant carries its own quirky personality, offering a delightful twist on functionality and design.
$750/ea
“LIGHT PINCH”
*alternate model on display
This series plays with the balance of strength and vulnerability—because what’s more fun than suspending delicate glass in the grip of menacing ice tongs? With a warm filament at its core, each fixture casts a soft, radiant glow, turning raw materials into a minimalist yet dramatic statement piece. Simple. Refined. Just a little bit daring.
$850
“CRATE EXPECTATIONS”
(QUART)
Suspended for all the right reasons. In this series, varieties of crates and carriers have earned their glow-up after surviving years of bumpy backroads, cafeteria turf wars, and a lifetime of manhandling. Now repurposed as pendants and chandeliers, each glass vessel is lit from within—highlighting every dent, ding, and delinquent detail of its hard-working past. They now deliver servings of atmosphere by the oz, pint and quart.
$875
“CHANDELIER #1”
(w:17” h:13” d:6”)
Some discoveries leave you speechless; others inspire you to build a chandelier—especially when the surprise involves vintage medical oddities. Take this extraordinary tote of antique specimen bottles, meticulously illuminated to highlight their original embossed labels. Each proudly announces its former occupation, making this chandelier the number-one choice for anyone who’s ever thought, “My décor could really use more bathroom humor.” It perfectly embodies Afterglow’s spirit, proving that tastefulness is overrated—but humor is golden.
$1,950
“WINDING DOWN”
(w:9” h:34” d:9”)
Not all heirlooms come in velvet boxes. Some get handed to the weird kid who thinks tools make great chandeliers. When my great-grandfather’s auger bits came my way, the family knew they were headed for something unexpected. Now, six of them spiral down from a cast iron cog wheel, their dulled cutting edges replaced with sparkling glass insulators—casting their legacy, history, and grit in a new light. Part tribute, all twist, this piece honors the tools that helped build his home—now lighting the way in another.
$2,200
“SHOE-NDEL-ETTE”
(w:14” h:24” d:17”)
The little sibling to the Shoe-ndelier, in this playful offshoot, discarded shoe stretchers still find new footing—this time in a smaller, sassier spotlight. Smaller in stature but big on character, some designs deserve a second take. Not quite reinvention. Not quite grand… just well-heeled, well-lit, and slightly stretched.
$1,500
“CRATE EXPECTATIONS”
(HALF PINT)
(w:12” h:15” d:10”)
Suspended for all the right reasons. In this series, varieties of crates and carriers have earned their glow-up after surviving years of bumpy backroads, cafeteria turf wars, and a lifetime of manhandling. Now repurposed as pendants and chandeliers, each glass vessel is lit from within—highlighting every dent, ding, and delinquent detail of its hard-working past. They now deliver servings of atmosphere by the oz, pint and quart.
