Quoizel’s Fall 2026 collection is here, bringing a new assortment of lighting designed for every part of your home. This launch includes completely new collections alongside fresh additions to existing favorites, with an emphasis on thoughtful materials and more expressive forms.
You’ll see handcrafted glass used in new ways, warmer finishes that add depth, and familiar lighting styles reimagined with a more sculptural point of view. Together, these details give you more ways to choose lighting that feels personal to your home, whether you’re looking for a subtle update or a fixture that becomes a focal point.
Take a first look at some of the standout designs from Quoizel’s Fall 2026 launch.
Organic Forms and Nature-Inspired Elements
Featured Collections: Milton & Seasons
Nature-inspired details take several forms across the latest designs, from flowing silhouettes and sculptural glass to more recognizable botanical motifs. The Milton pendants are a standout example, expressed through handmade glass with petal-like shapes and a cloudy finish. White-painted interiors softly diffuse the light, while the expressive glass forms and gold finish give the fixtures a light, graceful quality that adds character without overwhelming a room.
The Adelyn collection offers another interpretation through its amorphous shape and flowing, organic lines. Now offered in an additional finish, the collection brings even more versatility to its feminine, sophisticated style. Its sculptural form makes a statement while remaining soft enough to complement a range of interiors.
Nature’s influence also appears more directly in some of the launch’s new art glass designs. The Seasons table lamp brings this idea to hand-assembled art glass, creating a richly detailed focal point.
The Seasons lamp was inspired by the changing seasons. The subtle color gradient shows a gentle shift in tone, while layered leaves across the shade give the lamp an almost tree-like quality.
Handcrafted details add another dimension to the story. The Blackwood table lamp combines hand-assembled art glass with a highly textured base, giving the design an artisanal character all its own. Together, these botanical shapes and tactile details bring a sense of warmth and individuality to the newest designs.
Material Focus: Glass
Featured Collections: Evelynn & Micah
Unique glass is a defining element throughout this launch, with new textures, treatments, and combinations bringing greater dimension to each design. From layered and ribbed glass to smoked, cloud, and crystal sand finishes, these treatments give each fixture its own distinctive character.
In some designs, multiple types of glass are layered together to create even more depth and visual interest. The Evelynn pendant takes this approach, pairing clear ribbed outer glass with an opal etched inner shade. The double-glass construction adds dimension to its clean silhouette, while the horizontal ribbing brings subtle texture without making the fixture feel overly decorative. Minimal metalwork keeps the overall look open, making Evelynn especially well suited for kitchen islands and other areas where you want lighting to add interest without obstructing the view. The Micah flush mount creates a different effect with crystal sand glass, adding subtle texture and visual interest to a streamlined silhouette.
Other designs take a different approach to glass, giving each fixture its own distinct character. The Langford flush mount uses cloud-seeded glass for a softer, more understated effect, while the Lenora collection introduces a moodier look with smoke glass. The Baltic collection uses rippling clear water glass to bring movement to its relaxed silhouette, and the Annabelle pendant features scalloped white art glass for a more decorative, artistic presence.
Across the launch, these different treatments show how much glass can shape the overall character of a fixture. Whether layered, textured, softly diffused, or more expressive, each interpretation gives the material a distinct role in the design.
Soft, Rounded Detailing
Featured Collections: Rory & Damian
Soft curves and rounded details appear throughout the newest collections, giving familiar lighting forms a gentler, more decorative character. From scalloped frames to sculpted glass, these details add personality without making the designs feel overly ornate.
The Damian outdoor wall lanterns put a softer spin on the classic lantern shape with scalloped curves along the top of the frame. Those graceful lines add a subtle feminine touch to the otherwise rustic design, while textured glass brings another layer of character. The combination allows Damian to bridge several styles, from transitional and modern farmhouse to more rustic, ranch-inspired exteriors.
The Rory semi-flush mount carries the softer direction indoors, with clear crinkle glass formed into gently rounded vertical waves. The sculpted surface adds movement and texture, helping the glass become a defining part of the fixture’s look.
For a more understated approach, the Colette flush mounts use a smooth, rounded profile and alabaster glass to create a softly diffused look. Their low-profile design makes them especially useful in bedrooms, hallways, and other areas where ceiling height may be limited, while still giving those often-overlooked spaces a more polished feel.
Whether the effect comes through a scalloped frame, sculpted glass, or a clean rounded profile, these softer lines add character while giving each design a more approachable feel.
Finish Focus: Warmer Tones
Featured Collections: Gianna & Colette
Warmer finishes are becoming a bigger part of the lighting mix, with brass, bronze, and gold tones offering an inviting alternative to the matte black and brushed nickel finishes that have remained go-to choices in recent years. That shift comes through across the Fall 2026 launch, where richer metal tones add warmth and depth while giving familiar styles a fresh perspective.
The Colette flush mount pairs a bronze gold finish with alabaster glass, bringing warmth to its streamlined profile while complementing the softly diffused glass. The Gianna collection interprets the combination through bronze gold, faux alabaster shades, and more industrial-inspired metalwork. The contrast between the glowing, stone-like material and structured metalwork gives the collection a distinctive balance of softness and industrial character.
Deeper bronze tones bring added richness to the launch. The new Adelyn additions introduce oil-rubbed bronze to the collection, giving its flowing floral forms a more grounded presence while preserving the feminine, sophisticated character of the design. The Harlowe outdoor wall lantern takes a lighter approach with weathered brass, bringing warmth to its clean exterior shape and offering an inviting alternative to classic black outdoor lighting.
These richer finishes add depth without making a space feel heavy. Paired with softly glowing glass and sculptural shapes, richer metal tones bring another layer of warmth while allowing plenty of flexibility to mix finishes throughout the home.
Elongated Proportions
Featured Collections: Peregrine & Kyler
A taller, more elongated silhouette is another detail appearing across Quoizel’s newest designs, bringing a greater sense of height without added bulk. These proportions naturally draw the eye upward while keeping the overall look clean.
The Peregrine pendant uses a tall, tapered shade of etched alabaster glass to create an elegant vertical profile. Its simple shape lets the softly glowing glass do the work, giving the pendant enough presence to stand on its own while still looking refined when used in multiples over a kitchen island or dining area.
That sense of height becomes more architectural in the Kyler outdoor wall lanterns. The collection’s slim proportions and clean geometric lines create a striking look that sits comfortably against the exterior of the home, while subtle ribbed detailing adds character and gives the clean-lined design greater versatility.
The Esme wall sconce brings the same idea indoors with a narrow, elongated profile and softly glowing faux alabaster shade. Its streamlined shape works beautifully in areas where wall space may be limited, while still adding enough height to make the lighting feel intentional.
These taller proportions offer an easy way to introduce scale and interest without making a space feel visually heavy.
Sculptural Shapes and Unexpected Details
Featured Collections: Harlowe & Annabelle
Some of the newest designs take a more expressive approach, using shape, proportion, and unexpected details to give familiar fixture types a stronger point of view. From sweeping curves to layered compositions and unconventional silhouettes, these fixtures are designed to make an impression from every angle.
The Isabelle integrated LED pendants turn sweeping illuminated rings into an open, sculptural form that feels almost like a piece of art suspended from the ceiling. Their airy construction keeps the design from feeling heavy, while the overlapping curves create a sense of motion and give larger spaces a striking focal point.
The Lenora collection creates visual interest through a layered composition of smoked glass. Shades suspended at varying heights bring depth and dimension to both the pendant and island light options. The darker glass keeps the look sleek, while the staggered arrangement gives the fixtures a sense of movement that immediately draws the eye.
Unexpected shapes also show up in more streamlined designs. The Harlowe wall lantern replaces the traditional lantern profile with a compact circular form, bringing a more distinctive look to exterior lighting. Its versatile design works just as well indoors as it does outdoors. The Cara collection continues that idea indoors, using rounded geometry and dimensional glass to add character to its clean silhouette.
The Annabelle pendants lean into the decorative side of the story with scalloped white art glass arranged into a distinctive drum shape. Repeating curves give the fixtures an artful presence, while the softly diffused light keeps the overall effect warm and inviting.
These expressive designs allow lighting to play a larger role in a room, adding shape, movement, and character alongside the light itself.
A Fresh Take on Art Glass Lamps
Featured Collections: Wisteria Bloom & Orla
Art glass lighting has long been known for its craftsmanship and decorative character, but the new lamp designs in this launch offer a fresh perspective on traditional Tiffany style. Hand-assembled glass remains central to each design, while updated colors, shapes, and sources of inspiration give the lamps a more individual point of view.
The Wisteria Bloom collection stands out for its intricate floral pattern and distinctive blue-and-white palette. Rather than relying on the richer multicolor combinations often associated with Tiffany lighting, the collection uses a more restrained color story to highlight the detail of the hand-assembled glass. Offered as both a table lamp and floor lamp, Wisteria Bloom brings a romantic, decorative quality to the assortment while showing how historical influences can take on a fresh perspective.
Wisteria Bloom was inspired by a traditional blue-and-white floral porcelain vase that immediately caught our attention. Our team was drawn to its intricate pattern and timeless palette, and saw an opportunity to reinterpret those details through the color and craftsmanship of art glass.
Other designs explore art glass in distinctly different ways. The Duvane table and floor lamps take a cleaner approach, pairing hand-assembled multicolor art glass with classic matte black bases. The Blackwood table lamp brings in more texture, combining its art glass shade with a highly detailed base for a look that feels collected and artistic.
The Ayla and Orla table lamps add even more variety to the assortment. Ayla pairs multicolor art glass with a tapered shade, while Orla uses a rounded dome shape for a softer profile. Both feature distinctive textured matte black bases that allow the color and craftsmanship of the glass to remain the focus while giving each design its own character.
Together, these new designs show the range and versatility of art glass lighting. From romantic florals and colorful patterns to cleaner, more streamlined interpretations, each brings its own personality to the home while preserving the craftsmanship that gives Tiffany-style lighting its distinctive character.
New Additions to Existing Collections
Featured Collections: Adelyn & Baltic
Several well-loved Quoizel collections are expanding with new finishes, offering more ways to bring these established designs into the home. These additions preserve the character that makes each collection distinctive while offering more options to suit a range of personal styles.
The Adelyn collection expands with new oil-rubbed bronze options for its semi-flush mount and chandelier, extending the collection’s distinctive silhouette into a deeper, warmer finish.
The Baltic collection also expands with new brushed gold options across ceiling and wall lighting. Its signature rippling clear water glass remains central to the design, while the warmer metal finish gives the collection a fresh look and more flexibility for coordinating lighting throughout the home.
From subtle updates to more expressive statement pieces, the Fall 2026 collection offers new ways to make lighting feel distinctly your own. Explore this season’s latest designs and discover the perfect fixture for your home.
FAQ
What’s new in Quoizel’s Fall 2026 lighting collection?
Quoizel’s Fall 2026 collection introduces new lighting designs across a range of styles, finishes, materials, and silhouettes. The launch includes fresh takes on familiar forms alongside more sculptural designs, updated glass treatments, warmer finishes, and new interpretations of art glass.
What types of lighting are included in the new collection?
The Fall 2026 launch includes lighting for throughout the home, including chandeliers, pendants, flush mounts and semi-flush mounts, wall lighting, bath lighting, outdoor wall lights, and portable lamps.
How do I choose a new light fixture that works with my existing décor?
Start by looking at the finishes, shapes, and materials already used in the room. A new fixture does not need to match everything exactly, but repeating a finish, color, or design detail can help it feel connected to the rest of the space.
Where can I buy Quoizel’s new Fall 2026 lighting designs?
Quoizel lighting is available through authorized retailers and lighting showrooms. Visit our Where to Buy page to find purchasing options for the designs featured in the Fall 2026 collection.
