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Finish:
Matte Black
Shade Color:
White
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At a Glance
Adjustable Length
Hardwired
Assembly Required
Commercial Warranty Length: 1 Year
About This Product
This 4-light pendant features two separate tiers for a chandeliered look that brings plenty of light over a smaller dining table or kitchen island. It hangs from a height-adjustable Downrod and an adaptable canopy that works for sloped and vaulted ceilings. The central fixture is crafted from steel with a sleek, solid finish. The fabric drum shade wraps around it and tempers the light from four 60W max bulbs (sold separately). This pendant light is compatible with dimmer switches, so you're able to control the level of brightness in your space with ease.
Features
- Sloped Ceiling Adaptable for use in any space
- Perfect lighting solution for your Living Room, Foyer/Hall, Kitchen
- Luxury Modern and Contemporary Drum Shape
- Compatible with LED bulbs for energy efficiency
- Built to last in both durability and style
- European-inspired quality luxury lighting by Dainolite
- Our lighting fixtures come with simple installation instructions and hassle-free maintenance, ensuring a stress-free experience for our customers.
- Each lighting fixture is meticulously crafted using high-quality materials such as Metal and Fabric, ensuring durability and sophistication.
- Make a bold statement with our unique lighting designs that double as artistic masterpieces, combining form and function to elevate your space with a captivating focal point.
- The item comes with 72" of wire
- Perfect for dining, a dinette/bar, and an office.
- The Aged Brass finish is achieved through an intensive hand-polishing and plating process that brings depth and richness to every detail—delivering a level of craftsmanship and durability unmatched by painted finishes.
