Chandeliers-Visual Comfort & Co. Signature Collection-CHC5025

Chandeliers-Visual Comfort & Co. Signature Collection-CHC5025

Marsoni

M251S

$1649.50

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Chandeliers-Visual Comfort & Co. Signature Collection-CHC5025The Antigua Linear Pendant from Visual Comfort Signature brings natural texture and warmth to your interior space. Designed by Chapman & Myers, this piece features a trapezoidal steel frame wrapped in hand woven abaca, creating a layered, organic look. Light filters softly through the woven surface, casting gentle shadows that enhance the pendants earthy elegance. Ideal over kitchen islands or dining tables, the pendants clean lines and handcrafted

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011