Savoy House · Consulate Collection
Consulate Eight Light Chandelier in Matte Black/Warm Brass
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The Consulate chandelier reimagines classic design with a striking matte black and warm brass finish combination. Its substantial 34-inch width and eight-light configuration deliver commanding presence while the two-tone metalwork adds contemporary sophistication to traditional forms.
- Distinctive two-tone finish creates visual interest and versatility
- Generous 34-inch width provides substantial presence for larger spaces
- Highly adjustable height (22"-76") accommodates various ceiling heights
- Eight lights deliver excellent illumination for dining and gathering spaces
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Homeowners seeking statement lighting for dining rooms, large foyers, or great rooms who appreciate traditional forms with contemporary finishes
Dimensions
Details
- SKU
- 1-9512-8-143
- Category
- Mid. Chandeliers
- Finish
- Matte Black with Warm Brass Accents
- Style
- Traditional
The Consulate chandelier reimagines classic design with a striking matte black and warm brass finish combination. Its substantial 34-inch width and eight-light configuration deliver commanding presence while the two-tone metalwork adds contemporary sophistication to traditional forms.
Dimensions
- Length
- 34"
- Width
- 34"
- Height
- 22"
- Weight
- 16.96 lbs
Electrical
- Voltage
- 120V
- Wattage
- 60W
- Wire Length
- 80"
- Light Source
- Candelabra
- Number of Bulbs
- 8
Product Details
- Category
- Mid. Chandeliers
- Style
- Traditional
- Finish
- Matte Black with Warm Brass Accents
Certifications
- cUL
- Listed
- UL
- Listed
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