House of Troy
Hyde Park, VT
A painting deserves good light, and so does a page of sheet music. House of Troy has specialized in exactly that kind of precise, purposeful lighting since Everett Bailey founded the company in 1947 in Hyde Park, Vermont. The Blumberg family later expanded the business, which remains best known for picture lights and piano lamps.
Those two products show what House of Troy does well. A picture light has to spread light evenly across a canvas without hot spots or glare; a piano lamp has to reach over the music without blocking the player's view. House of Troy solves both with custom-engineered reflectors, slim arms and solid brass or spun-metal construction, and it applies the same care to its reading lamps and library lighting. Finishes are classic, and profiles are slender enough to keep attention on the artwork or the task. In a gallery, a study or a living room with a favourite painting, House of Troy lighting does its job quietly and very well.
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