Kichler · Palta Collection
Palta 10-Light Linear Chandelier in Black
The Palta linear chandelier transforms functional lighting into artistic expression with its slim 48-inch profile and minimalist black finish. Ten exposed bulb sockets allow for creative customization—swap in vintage Edison bulbs for industrial warmth or clear globe bulbs for contemporary elegance. Its understated design coordinates seamlessly across multiple interior styles.
- Slim 6.5-inch profile maximizes visual impact without overwhelming the space
- Ten bulb sockets provide ample illumination for dining and task areas
- Versatile design adapts to multiple styles through bulb selection
- Dimmable capability for adjustable ambiance
Recommended Rooms
Modern and contemporary spaces seeking clean-lined, customizable lighting over dining tables and kitchen islands
Dimensions
Details
- SKU
- 52645BK
- Category
- Linear/Island
- Finish
- Black
- Style
- Contemporary
The Palta linear chandelier transforms functional lighting into artistic expression with its slim 48-inch profile and minimalist black finish. Ten exposed bulb sockets allow for creative customization—swap in vintage Edison bulbs for industrial warmth or clear globe bulbs for contemporary elegance. Its understated design coordinates seamlessly across multiple interior styles.
Dimensions
- Length
- 48"
- Width
- 6.5"
- Height
- 6.5"
- Weight
- 11.6 lbs
Electrical
- Voltage
- 120V
- Wattage
- 60W
- Wire Length
- 144"
- Light Source
- G16.5
- Number of Bulbs
- 10
Product Details
- Category
- Linear/Island
- Style
- Contemporary
- Finish
- Black
Certifications
- cETL
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