Khalima Lights
More like this...
Lindsay MacLeod helps her husband Robert create a copper skeleton for an interior paper-clad light. The couple founded Khalima Lights, a handcrafted light fixture business they run out of a workshed on Wadmalaw Island.
- Robert Behre
Lindsay MacLeod helps her husband Robert create a copper skeleton for an interior paper-clad light. The couple founded Khalima Lights, a handcrafted light fixture business they run out of a workshed on Wadmalaw Island.
- Robert Behre
This pair of lights on a new Wadmalaw Island residence were designed by Lindsay and Robert MacLeod of Khalima Lights.
- Robert Behre
This pair of lights on a new Wadmalaw Island residence was designed by Lindsay and Robert MacLeod of Khalima Lights.
- Robert Behre
This ornate copper fixture, which Robert and Lindsay MacLeod designed complete with riverbirch leaves, anchors the entrance of a new Wadmalaw Island home. It's one of Khalima Lights' most ambitious commissions to date.
- Robert Behre
Handcrafted details, such as these copper leaves complete with veins, is what Khalima Lights' owners say sets their approach apart.
- Robert Behre
Lindsay Graham solders a copper tube to create a skeleton for a paper light. She studied light fixture making under the late Charleston craftsman John Gantt.
- Robert Behre
The simple rectangular fixtures outside the MacLeod's Wadmalaw Island home reflect their home's simplicity. Their large size ensures the gas flames properly vent.
Khalima Lights specializes in exterior lighting, but the MacLeods also work with paper for interior or porch lights, such as this one.
- Robert Behre
Robert and Lindsay MacLeod of Khalima Lights say they approach their light designs by first studying a building's architecture. The resulting fixture can reflect some similar details.
- Robert Behre
More like this...
Most popular today
-
Million-dollar homes in the path of I-526, owned by SCDOT, sit vacant for years
-
Charleston church shooting victim Ethel Lance's family suffers yet another loss
-
Berkeley schools CFO who embezzled $1.2 million sentenced to 63 months in federal prison
-
Man stole car belonging to Mount Pleasant woman found dead of gunshot wound, police say
-
Santee Cooper accidentally pumped mud from coal ash pit into Waccamaw River
-
Biden leads in SC poll of likely 2020 Democratic presidential candidates
-
Review: The Royal Tern's successful landing brings small plates and drinks to Johns Island
-
New Charleston app lets people see the crowd at bars on a live stream
-
After O-Ku chef hit on Maybank dies of injuries, James Islanders press for safety upgrades
-
2 ex-SCANA directors get board seats at Dominion Energy