Minka Lavery · Bella Collina Collection
Bella Collina 3-Light Semi Flush Mount in Coal Black
The Bella Collina brings contemporary sophistication with its coal black steel frame and distinctive rock-pressed glass shades. Perfect for spaces with lower ceilings, this 3-light fixture delivers ample illumination while making a bold design statement.
- Ideal for lower ceilings with 12-inch profile
- Unique rock-pressed glass creates visual texture and interest
- Bold coal black finish adds modern drama
- Versatile 18-inch width suits various room sizes
Recommended Rooms
Modern and contemporary spaces needing ceiling-hugging fixtures with bold style and textured glass detail
Dimensions
Details
- SKU
- 5265-66A
- Category
- Semi-Flush Mount
- Finish
- Coal Black
- Style
- Modern
The Bella Collina brings contemporary sophistication with its coal black steel frame and distinctive rock-pressed glass shades. Perfect for spaces with lower ceilings, this 3-light fixture delivers ample illumination while making a bold design statement.
Dimensions
- Length
- 18"
- Width
- 18"
- Height
- 12"
- Weight
- 20.7 lbs
Electrical
- Voltage
- 120V
- Wattage
- 60W
- Light Source
- B10.5
- Number of Bulbs
- 3
Product Details
- Category
- Semi-Flush Mount
- Style
- Modern
- Finish
- Coal Black
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