Fabric Gray Kitchen Island Lighting

Fenner 4-Light Rectangle Pendant is crisp cubes and linear bars wrap this energy-efficient pendant creating a clean and vibrant look by combining tones of Brushed Nickel with a slate gray fabric shade and frosted diffuser.

The shade makes it look like it is from the 70’s, and should have been left there. Cheap look.. Diane. Lexington, SC. Wed Sep 22 2021

The product combines an intricate organic laser-cut steel frame that surrounds a fabric shade creating a casual warm light with a touch of nature vibe. This product will have a commanding presence in your home. Suspend it over a dining table, kitchen island, or bar counter.

John. Atlanta, GA. Thu Apr 07 2022

The material is steel and textrene. The finish is timeless bronze. The diffuser has a black organza texture.

The white linen shades are the perfect topper for rustic farmhouse style. A mix of wood elements and a rustic black finish in a simple silhouette are welcoming and unfussy. Choose this light for a casual dining room or an open-concept kitchen — guests are sure to feel right at home.

Love it!! I wanted something with a touch of wood to warm up our soon to be finished (I hope) kitchen. Was not difficult to put together or hang.. Kimberly. Meridianville, AL. Sun Feb 28 2021

Noren take its name from the pieces of fabric that were traditionally used as curtains in Japanese homes to divide different areas, replacing walls, doors or windows. Inspired by this Japanese tradition, Noren are lightweight, decorative light structures with sound-absorbing panels which, when combined together, help to coordinate the space by integrating sound and light.

Noren take its name from the pieces of fabric that were traditionally used as curtains in Japanese homes to divide different areas, replacing walls, doors or windows. Inspired by this Japanese tradition, Noren are lightweight, decorative light structures with sound-absorbing panels which, when combined together, help to coordinate the space by integrating sound and light.

Noren take its name from the pieces of fabric that were traditionally used as curtains in Japanese homes to divide different areas, replacing walls, doors or windows. Inspired by this Japanese tradition, Noren are lightweight, decorative light structures with sound-absorbing panels which, when combined together, help to coordinate the space by integrating sound and light.