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Caracas 16-Arm Chandelier by Jonathan Adler

Caracas 16-Arm Chandelier

by Jonathan Adler for Jonathan Adler

4.3(3)

$1,762.50 $2,350.00

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Key Features

Dimmable
Contract Grade
1 Year warranty
Made in China
The Jonathan Adler Caracas 16-Arm Chandelier is a glamorous interpretation of paired down geometry, accenting eight metal batons with complementary Antique and Blackened brass finishes and bright illumination. The extremities of the black metal cones hold dual light sources, sending brilliantly diffused light through white acrylic globes. Each arm stands on a vertical access, intersecting with the brass structural rods in a voluminous cage shape.
Item Number
JAD548933
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MFR ID
21330

Review Snapshot

4.3

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Marietta

Submitted 5 years ago

By Marietta

From Manhasset New York

Verified Buyer

This is the 3rd Caracas chandelier I purchased. I am a designer and I use this fixture with all different designs. It is a beautiful fixture with a lot of brightness.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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LOVE, LOVE, LOVE IT!

Submitted 6 years ago

By After Orange County

From Lake Arrowhead, CA

Verified Buyer

I put this chandelier into a clients 2-story grand foyer with staircase. We used the black and brass version and it was simply made for the Zia tile we used on the foyer floor. Stunning update!

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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great look

Submitted 6 years ago

By FSRdesigns

From Miami, Florida

Verified Buyer

We just hung this fixture over our kitchen table. Its absolutely beautiful. We had problems installing the fixture. The bulbs that are recommended are not frosted therefore you can see the filament from the exterior of the globe. The bulbs recommended are also not LED. We found comparable ones in LED but they did not fit through the opening on top of the glove. We have to remove the opening, install the bulb and then reinstall the screwed in portion to the globe. Complicated and took a lot of time but now we have LED bulbs in the fixture that are frosted so you can not see the filament from the outside of the globe.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Jonathan Adler

Jonathan Adler fell in love with pottery at an early age after taking a class at summer camp. Though he attended Brown University, Adler confesses to spending most of his time at the Rhode Island School of Design inspired by high fashion icons like Chanel. After his first order from Barney's, Adler quickly learned that he needed help.