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Solid metal construction with a reassuring weight to the linear shade. We installed a pair flanking our den fireplace art to create balanced accent lighting. The decorative deer head arm design feels very distinctive and refined. My only minor gripe is that the fastening screws on the side were tiny and a bit tricky to tighten in tight clearance spaces, but the warm horizontal glow makes up for the minor setup hassle.
Super cute picture light! We put it in the upstairs corridor above a narrow framed photograph. The proportions are lovely—not too bulky for a hallway. The light diffuses evenly downward and doesn't glare. My only complaint is that because it uses a hardwired integrated LED, you cannot simply swap a bulb if it ever goes out, but the build quality suggests it will last a long time.
Brought this for our powder room makeover and it is definitely the focal point of the room now. The linear tubular design gives the space a very sharp, hotel-like quality. The packaging was secure, though it produced a lot of styrofoam waste. Very happy with the overall aesthetic and heavy build quality.
Such a stunning piece for a traditional aesthetic. I mounted it directly above a vintage oak dresser and framed print combo in our guest bedroom suite to act as a sleek accent light. The metal frame feels sturdy and does not wobble at all. Took my electrician less than twenty minutes to put it in, and the warm illumination creates a lovely, clean reflection on the wall.
This fixture added so much charm to our master bathroom renovation. The rectangular wall base creates a lovely modern silhouette against our subway tile wall. The brass tone is warm and sophisticated. It was a bit finicky to align level with the wall plate, but after a few adjustments, it looks completely professional.
Mounted this unique deer-accented picture light directly above the oversized art piece in our living room, and it completely updated the look of the wall. The antique brass finish has a lovely subdued tone that doesn't look too yellow or cheap. Wiring it up took my husband a few minutes longer because the rectangular mounting box was a bit snug against our old electrical box, but once secured, the clean downward beam highlights the canvas colors wonderfully without casting any blinding glare.
Decent fixture. Used it in a hallway and gallery wall remodel. The brass has a subtle brushed texture which hides fingerprints well, a lifesaver since people are always touching things. Installation was straightforward if you have basic electrical experience. The width is just right for medium frames, though the projection from the wall is a tiny bit slimmer than I originally pictured from online specs.
Looks incredible in our study room over a custom bookshelf art display. The finish is a rich antique brass rather than bright yellow gold, which fits right in with our dark green walls. The mounting screws were a bit stiff to thread into the wall bracket, but once anchored, it sits completely flush against the drywall without sagging.
Solid build. The metal feels heavy, not hollow or flimsy. Installed it over a bathroom vanity mirror in our basement suite. The integrated LED provides ample illumination, though you definitely want to use a compatible dimmer switch because at full blast it is quite bright. Wiring instructions were clear and standard.
Bought this to replace a hideous builder-grade chrome light bar in the master bath. Huge upgrade. The satin brass finish matches our cabinet hardware nicely. One of the pivot joints had a tiny loose screw right out of the box, but I just tightened it with a small tool and you would never know. Gives off plenty of bright light for grooming without feeling blindingly harsh.
Obsessed with how elegant this looks in our powder room above the mirror! The integrated LED casts a gorgeous, cozy warm hue when turned on. It arrived safely packaged with zero dents or scratches in the metalwork. The rectangular canopy covers our wall junction box easily, though the instruction sheet could use a clearer wiring diagram for beginners.
