Very elegant chandelier. Has more grey in it than white but looks beautiful.. Diana. NJ. Sat Apr 15 2023

Elegant, luxurious charm blends with natural, rustic beauty. This extraordinary chandelier is inspired by antique staves traditionally bound by metal hoops in the construction of beer and whisky barrels and wine casks. Stunning Hammered Timeless Bronze finished bands and curved arms with bobeches embrace 12 artistic shades featuring breathtaking silhouettes of tall Maple Trees with stark branches. The shades align around the Charred Wooden Barrel Stave frame, with wagon-wheel rings, like soldiers at attention in abeyance of the barrel to which they serve. Handcrafted in our 180,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Yorkville, New York. UL and cUL are listed for dry and damp locations.

Every Meyda Tiffany item is a unique handcrafted work of art. Natural variations in the wide array of materials that we use to create each Meyda product make every item a masterpiece of its own. Photographs are a general representation of the product. Colors and designs will vary.

The Strada series by Kelly Wearstler features delicate sculptures of radiating quills that cast a striated glow across ceilings and walls. Available as flush mounts, chandeliers, and sconces, these designs add delicate volume and dynamic interest to interior spaces, celebrating vibrant organic forms and sleek metal.

Absolutely love this! It is beautiful in person. You'll need a good electrician to install this piece since it's quite heavy and large.. Heidi. Sacramento, CA. Wed Oct 12 2022

Aviva Stanoff designed the Huckleberry chandelier with its leaves welded on forged metal twigs, carefully handcrafted then finished in contemporary gold leaf. Staff says of her inspiration for the six-light chandelier, “Traced back to Arthurian lore, it is said huckleberry garlands were given to knights of the kingdom for coming to the service of a damsel. They would approach the ladies, lower their lances, and give the small branches as symbols of gratitude; much like medals. I love that: the romance of ancient lore is a beautiful thing to honor.”

Karen. Baton Rouge, LA. Sun Jan 07 2024