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Pendants and Sconces | Progress Lighting

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Pendants and Sconces | Progress Lighting


February 9, 2016
This article first appeared in the PB February 2016 issue of Pro Builder.

Progress Lighting has unveiled three new product lines. Pure LED pendants offer LED module features and designer-oriented details. Finishes include Brushed Nickel, White, or Antique Bronze, and Anodized Gold and Pistachio Green are color options for the inside. Avant (shown) is a modern LED pendant with varied textures. The inside surface of the fixture is sandblasted glass, with a polished glass surface on the outside. Both Avant and Pure LED lights are 3,000K, 623 lumens, and have a 90+ color rendering index (CRI). Dash LED sconces have a design that directs light back on the wall for a dramatic effect. Perforated mesh on the sides serves as a diffuser.

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