Tamara Eaton Design in the New York Times

Check out one of Tamara Eaton Design's Brooklyn projects in the New York Times.

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Ro Sham Beaux Fiona Chandelier

Ro Sham Beaux brings sustainable design to the fore with their use of repurposed materials like upcycled steel and beads, hemp, and organic cotton. We've fallen in love with the Fiona Chandelier whose gold, woven hemp frame is draped with cascading white swirl beads, creating a naturally elegant centerpiece for any room.

Ro Sham Beaux Fiona Chandelier

The Harper Chandelier from Made Goods

Creating what Made Goods calls a "‘60s Brutalist statement piece," the Harper Chandelier blends masculine, industrial materials with a touch of feminine finesse. Using cut and welded antiqued brass to create a crown of architectural feathers, this chandelier is a great find for homeowners looking for something a little rough around the edges.

The Harper Chandelier from Made Goods