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Pure Art Deco drama. The dual-tier layout gives the fixture serious volume without feeling clumsy. The way the fluted glass rods refract afternoon daylight is just as gorgeous as when the chandelier is turned on at night.
An absolute showstopper in our boutique cocktail lounge. Customers ask about the Murano-style glasswork constantly. It does gather dust between the inner and outer rod tiers, so keep a microfiber duster handy.
Bought this to break up an otherwise neutral, minimalist kitchen. It hangs above our island counter, providing that single splash of jewel-toned color the space was starving for. Packaging was stellar; not a single chipped prism.
This fixture anchors our 1920s historic home renovation. The deep green hue creates a sophisticated parlor vibe. We paired it with warm 2700K bulbs, and the emerald glow completely softens our formal living area.
Gorgeous ambient lighting for our library. The rich forest-green glass filters harsh bulb glare into a calm, readable glow. The instruction sheet was somewhat sparse, but the assembly logic is straightforward.
Exceeded expectations. The green glass has genuine depth, not that flat painted look you see on budget fixtures. It creates soft vertical lines of shadow on our dining room walls during dinner parties.
We hung this cascading emerald glass piece directly above our dark walnut dining table. When the dimmer is set halfway, the green glass rods cast the moodiest, vintage lounge hue across the room. Every prism arrived individually wrapped, though unboxing and hooking nearly a hundred glass pieces took my partner and me a full afternoon.
Clean brass finish on the canopy and links. Wiring went smoothly, but cutting the heavy chain links to get our desired drop over the entryway took proper bolt cutters. Well worth the extra elbow grease.
The scale is substantial. Fits perfectly in our two-story foyer.
Solid construction and crisp, multifaceted glass cuts. The chandelier does lean slightly warm-heavy on weight, so be patient when balancing the hanging chain. The jewel tones look incredible against brass accents.
Sturdy build. Took some time to hang each prism straight, but once aligned, it looks custom-made.
Installed in my downtown loft office. The industrial chain paired with emerald art glass strikes the right balance between edge and old-world elegance. Takes two people to mount safely.
Heavy-duty brass hardware and exceptionally thick colored glass. It weighs a ton, so make sure you mount the bracket directly into a solid ceiling joist rather than just a dry wall box. The teal-green refraction looks stunning against our matte charcoal ceiling.
