Illuminate Your Space with Timeless Charm
Transform your home with the rustic elegance of the Farmhouse Chandelier. Designed with a vintage antique style, this 4-light chandelier brings the charm of a bygone era into your kitchen, dining room, or living room. Featuring a semi-open trapezoidal frame made from durable, high-quality iron, it radiates an inviting, cozy glow. The antique finish of golden black perfectly complements various interior styles, from rustic farmhouse to modern vintage, offering a timeless appeal to your home.
A Touch of Elegance with Adjustable Functionality
The chandelier’s adjustable chain allows you to set the perfect height for your space, whether over a kitchen island or dining table. At 15.7 inches in length and width, and 20.3 inches in height, it makes an impressive yet functional centerpiece. The chandelier requires 4 x 60W E26 bulbs (not included), offering you flexibility to use LED, incandescent, CFL, or halogen bulbs, based on your preference.
Perfect for Every Room
This vintage-style chandelier isn’t just for the kitchen! Its versatile design is ideal for a variety of settings, including bars, living rooms, dining rooms, corridors, bedrooms, entrances, foyers, and bathrooms. Whether you're renovating your space or adding a touch of rustic charm, this chandelier will create a warm and inviting atmosphere wherever it’s placed.
Key Features:
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Retro design with vintage charm
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High-quality iron frame with golden black finish
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Adjustable chain for easy height customization
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Requires 4 x 60W E26 bulbs (not included)
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Ideal for kitchens, dining rooms, living rooms, and more
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Suitable for LED, CFL, and halogen bulbs
Bring Your Home to Life
Embrace the beauty of a farmhouse chandelier that elevates your home’s decor while offering warm, ambient lighting. With its unique combination of vintage elegance and modern functionality, this chandelier will be a standout piece in any room. Perfect for creating an inviting and stylish atmosphere for both everyday living and special occasions.
