Caracas 3-Arm Chandelier

by Jonathan Adler for Jonathan Adler

4.7(3)

$787.50 $1,050.00

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Key Features

Dimmable
Contract Grade
1 Year warranty
Made in China
The Jonathan Adler Caracas 3-Arm Chandelier is a glamorous interpretation of paired down geometry, accenting three metal batons with complementary Antique and Blackened brass finishes and simple adjustability. The extremities of the metal cones hold dual light sources, sending brilliantly diffused light through white acrylic globes. Each arm sits on a rotating access, changing the overall look of the fixture when set on vertical or horizontal axes.
Item Number
JAD548932
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MFR ID
21547

Review Snapshot

4.7

100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Ratings Distribution

Reviewed by 3 customers

1 / 3

SIMPLY LOVE

Submitted 6 years ago

By After Orange County

From Lake Arrowhead, CA

Verified Buyer

I bought this fixture for a client's home. We are taking a dated, 80's Tudor and updating it with a dramatic new Transitional design. This chandelier went into a staircase area and looks stunning. We used the black version.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Nice chandelier

Submitted 8 years ago

By Fz Architecture

From Undisclosed

Verified Buyer

Very modern and classic design that combines with my projects.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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even more beautiful in person

Submitted 9 years ago

By JoDesigns

From Undisclosed

This fixture is even more beautiful in person than i expected. The antique brass has a rich, authentic vintage feel to it and the blackened brass coordinates well. The cones can also be turned horizontal or on an angle for a different look. Well constructed and sturdy as well. Definitely recommend!

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.