i think they got it from Capitol Lighting, my guess is Hanover NJ, based on where they filmed.

But you may find something like it at circa or shades of light or, more pricey, Urban Electric.

I liked the "lantern wall", too bad it was crooked. I did not get the juxtaposition of the old records (kinda cool, sculptural) with the wooden divider, which was so "Gilligan's Island" to me.

I thought the bedroomgbuy did a very good job making those goofy windows look right. Also loved the headboard...

PS Did you notice hte goofy wood pediments over the doorways? odd

Thank you!! I found it on Capital Lighting's site.

The whole foyer had nice ideas that just did not come together well. I was not a fan of the wooden divider or overall style of the living room/dining room. It was way to casual in my opinion.

The bedroom was great. I liked all the elements he brought in. My husband thought the chaise lounge was terrible but I thought it worked despite the plastic looking material.

The pediments were odd as well as many other aspects of the house. Overall I didn't really like the house.

I almost forgot about the poor children who now have those terrible bedrooms. I cant imagine as mothers that those women couldn't have come up with something better.

Thanks again for your help!

Yes, I would definitely remove the wood board fence from the LRM/DRM. Those poor people really needed even a bit more time. It must have been even worse than it seemed to result in astonishingly abysmal failures from 3 contestants capable of competent design. And board fence, although his product was impressive under conditions that destroyed others.

The episode as a whole was a real failure, and my standards for the program aren't high. This is probably the only place I'd admit to watching and enjoying it, even at its best. It is SORT of about design after all. :)

Sorry, Marsee. Forgot the topic. You know, it looked great but is just a drum shade hanging inside a very large lantern-shape frame. A lamp shop could put one together for you easily enough once a large enough frame was found and ordered. If not available in the right size, a local metal shop could weld one together chop-chop if given a drawing with the dimensions. I doubt it'd cost much at all using standard materials. Great effect for very little.

Marsee, I think the deal is that if the "design stars" mess up, HGTV comes back and makes it better. The boys' bedrooms won't be hard to fix. Remember some of those terrible kitchens from a few years back? They must have needed to just start over on those. At least HGTV seems to have gotten over expecting that the contestants can install cabinetry, do a little plumbing, a little tiling, and lay a floor all in the wink of an eye. The other bonus to this season is that they didn't choose anyone who was obviously incompetent and/or inexperienced. Time is always an issue and that's where most of this season's designers are falling short. Personally, if I hired a designer, I wouldn't want or expect them to come up with a concept and carry it out in 2-3 days.

Rosie my husband will make the fixture. I just wanted a good picture for him to go off of. When I showed him the price he laughed and said "I could make that for less than $200!" I guess we will see how it goes. I also need 2 wall sconces that may prove harder to make but at least I can order them if I have to.

Fantastic, and lucky you. Theoretically, mine could, but our house'd have crumbled to dust before it happened. Hope you locate the lamp, to be able to smile at its price also. If not, maybe buy the drum shade and work off that?

Didn't see the episode. Is this what you're looking for?

Personally, I find that whole show over with. The fake pressure of ridiculous time limits is beyond tedious. It's been done, re-done, repeated and done again. Nobody cares what a designer can do with ten minutes and one toothpick. People care what a designer can do, period.

That is exactly the light I was looking for. And yes I agree. It is overdone and while I know it's terrible, I can't stop watching it!

I hate to admit that I have been hooked for most of the seasons. Last season I hated the whole "design around this trumpet as a theme" but don't do it literally, and let us see the real you - blah, blah, blah.

I will also admit to yelling at the TV whenever Cathy opened her incredibly arrogant mouth. So glad to see her go, but have to admit I was surprised it was over the sweetheart table.

OK - sorry to ramble - do love the light fixture!