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Key Features
The Sonneman Champagne Wands LED Pendant is an effervescent, floating flute of celebratory illumination. A Polished Chrome finial caps the Champagne acrylic wand, offering a sleek respite from the glittering bubbles. The contrast is sophisticated and playful at once, like the beverage for which this fanciful design is named.
SONNEMAN - A Way of Light is the namesake of founder and lighting designer Robert Sonneman. It was formed to create contemporary lighting that best exemplifies today's cosmopolitan American style. Sonneman Lighting fixtures are elegant and refined, decidedly modern yet clearly influenced by classic 20th century period styles.
Key Features
The Sonneman Champagne Wands LED Pendant is an effervescent, floating flute of celebratory illumination. A Polished Chrome finial caps the Champagne acrylic wand, offering a sleek respite from the glittering bubbles. The contrast is sophisticated and playful at once, like the beverage for which this fanciful design is named.
SONNEMAN - A Way of Light is the namesake of founder and lighting designer Robert Sonneman. It was formed to create contemporary lighting that best exemplifies today's cosmopolitan American style. Sonneman Lighting fixtures are elegant and refined, decidedly modern yet clearly influenced by classic 20th century period styles.
- Designed by Robert Sonneman
- Cylindrical Champagne acrylic shade
- Polished Chrome finish
- Ceiling canopy
- 120" adjustable cord
- LED Color Temperature: 3000K
- CRI: 80
- 200 lumens
- Material: Metal
- Shade Material: Acrylic
- Location Rating: UL Listed
- Made In China
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