European Style Brass and Crystal Candle Chandelier with Glass Shade for Living Room Foyer Hallway
This chandelier is made of glass, brass and crystal materials. The chandelier has a single tier design with multiple candle-like bulb stems with small saucer cups resting on curved brass arms that are connected by crystal chains to a central brass arm above. Below is a glass shade with a unique shape and fine workmanship that transmits light softly and without harshness. Perfect for rooms with high ceilings, including living rooms, hallways, foyers, dining rooms, vintage cafes, etc.As a decorative or lighting fixtures are very suitable,can make your guests bright.
| Voltage | 110V-120V/ 220V-240V |
| Material | Brass,Glass,Crystal |
| Light Fixture Form | Chandelier |
| Style | European |
| Light Source | LED |
| Bulb Included Or Not | Yes |
| Dimmable | Yes |
| Sloped Ceiling Adaptable | Yes |
| Light Direction | Ambient |
| Irradiation Area | 10㎡-30㎡ |
| Fixture Shape | Candle |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Specific Uses |
Decoration |
| Application Scenario | Living Room/ Foyer/ Hotel Lobby / Entrys |
| Hanging Method | Chain |
| Chain Length | Adjustable 78.7" |
| Warranty | 3 Years, 90 days no reason to return |
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Erhaus is a lighting-focused company built on a simple belief: the right fixture shapes proportion, mood, and the way materials read in a room. It can make a space feel taller, warmer, calmer, or more complete. That’s why we treat every product decision—and every order—as something that has to work in real homes, not just look good in photos.
