Farrington abaca linear chandelier

The Bowery family is unified by its use of ridged accent pieces. Knurled endings add visual intrigue while different shades and finishes give each piece its own feel. The complementary interplay of deep Old Bronze with muted Aged Brass makes the AOB finish particularly beloved, adding a bit of pop and lending itself beautifully to transitional spaces. *When applicable, we may remove wiring from images. *Please note, our fixtures do not come with bulbs, you may add the appropriate bulbs as an...

The Abaca Linear Island Pendant has a simplistic design allowing the material to be the focus of attention. This pendant would work well with a coastal, eclectic or rustic decor. Abaca is a species of banana tree, grown in the Phillipines. The stalks produce fibers used in decorative items due to the flexibility, strength and natural beauty. Each strand of Abaca rope is tightly hand wrapped to form the textural frame of warm neutral-toned colors. The Satin Brass finished hardware complements...

The Viewforth Chandelier is a rope-wrapped double canister of luminosity. Made of wrought iron that is painstakingly wrapped in a mix of natural and black abaca rope, the black and tan chandelier illustrates the talents of our artisans who seamlessly wind the rope around the frames by hand.

Whether you want to brighten up a dining room, illuminate a kitchen island or create a stylish game room, the classic Haynes Linear Chandelier is a great choice. Its tall, tapered white opal glass shades create a bright yet comfortable glow.

49" wide x 11 1/2" deep x 11 1/2" high. Canopy is 19 3/4" wide x 4 3/4" deep. Weighs 42 lbs. Comes with two 3", two 6", four 12" and eight 24" downrods. Plus 14 1/6-feet of cord. Uses seven maximum 60 watt standard-medium base bulbs (not included). Contemporary seven-light island chandelier from the Viviana collection. Rubbed brass finish over steel construction. Alabaster-like strips. CUL and cETLu listed for dry location. CA Prop 65 Warning Required. Instill sophistication over a kitchen...

Abaca is a type of banana plant from the Philippines whose stalks produce fibers used in decorative items due to their flexibility, strength, and natural beauty. The Abaca collection has a simplistic design that allows this material to be the focus of att