Meyda Lighting · Branches Collection
The Branches by Meyda Lighting
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Details
- SKU
- 112677
- Category
- Linear/Island
- Finish
- Mahogany Bronze
This attractive lighting design features a silhouetted metal tree branch that appears like a mid-winter shadow from a crisp full moon and mesmerizes with a striking look inspired by Mother Nature. Two faux leather shades with hand-stitched accents are complemented with a frame and hardware featured in a Timeless Bronze finish. This gorgeous wall sconce perfectly complements any residential or commercial environment, especially above kitchen islands, bars, and dining tables in timber frame homes, camps, and restaurant settings. The wall fixture is inspired by trees in the Monongahela Forest in West Virginia, the Shawnee National Forest in Illinois, and the Bridger-Teton Forest in Wyoming. The Branches Faux Leather Island Pendant is included in our American-made, American-designed, handcrafted Nature Inspired Collection and manufactured in Yorkville, New York. UL and cUL listed for dry and damp locations. Collection: Branches Finish: Mahogany Bronze Glass: Faux Leather Notes: Faux Leather Shades. Width: 18.00" Height: 25.00" Length: 44.00" Weight: 10.00 lb Extension from Wall: 18.00" Number of Bulbs: 2 Maximum Wattage: 60.00 W Bulb Type: A19 Bulb Base: E26 Material: Steel Country of Origin: USA Safety Listing: Damp Safety Rating: Damp
Dimensions
- Length
- 44"
- Width
- 18"
- Height
- 25"
- Weight
- 10 lbs
Electrical
- Wattage
- 60W
- Light Source
- A19
- Number of Bulbs
- 2
Product Details
- Category
- Linear/Island
- Finish
- Mahogany Bronze
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