Blue Ivory & Cream Shade Chandeliers

This Tiffany-style chandelier is made of a charming art glass lampshade and a classic black metal lamp holder. Create an eye-catching focal point in your home and brighten up a dim room all at once. Focus: The original chain length is 12", and the newly upgraded chain length is 39.37" (if you receive the original chain length, you can reissue an extended chain through customer service).

My wife loves the chandelier. It took about hour to put it together and another hour to install.. Frank. Wayland, NY. Thu Jun 20 2024

One of the most popular Louis Comfort Tiffany styled lamps on the market today; recreating his famous Favrile design from the early 1900's. offers an attractive; delicate design featuring shades mouth blown of fine art glass. Lily shades are suspended from gracefully curved arms in this fixture finished by hand in Mahogany Bronze.

It's absolutely beautiful. It came packaged so well, you could tell they really worried about it breaking. The color is exactly like the picture, red. It's not pink. The description says pink, but it's red. It was simple enough to put up, all of the shades are glass and came unbroken. It's a very bright light fixture.. Krystal. Grand Prairie, TX. Wed May 20 2026

Upgrade your lighting with a ceiling fixture that combines style, efficiency, and versatility. Whether you’re refreshing your hallway, dining area, or bedroom, this ceiling light delivers bright and balanced illumination while complementing your home décor. Made from quality materials, it’s built to last and easy to maintain. Compatible with standard dimmers and energy-saving LED bulbs, it offers both practical function and timeless design. Quick installation makes it a perfect choice for any DIY-friendly home update

The Billings series has a traditional look with simple, bent tubing arms complemented with cast scroll work and finished with diffuser shades.

Love it! It is a very nice looking light. I would suggest 25W bulbs. I put in 40W bulbs and it’s almost too bright.. Mary. Knoxville, TN. Tue Feb 19 2019