Conrad Pendant

by Maxim Lighting

4.0(2)

$355.30 $418.00

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Ships To Canada
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Made in China
The Conrad Pendant is a sweeping transitional design presented by Maxim Lighting. It uses a luxurious combo of finishes on its metalwork to create a high-style look. The sloping cone in metal supports a rounded opal white glass diffuser to soften the light. Suggestions for display could be over the kitchen island or as an entry pendant in traditional or transitional settings.
Item Number
MXL2366650
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MFR ID
10386WTSNSBR

Review Snapshot

4.0

50%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Ratings Distribution

Reviewed by 2 customers

1 / 2

Quality lights, but too large if you have an 8 ft island

Submitted 1 year ago

By RG

From San Jose, CA

Are You: Customer

Comments about Conrad Pendant

The chain on this pendant is of solid quality and a beautiful brushed brass color. The white frost lower glass section is a little odd in that there are no holes from which to "drill in" a screw, thereby making it feel unsafe. I wish I could return, but the time frame passed as it took a while for our remodel to be completed.

User submitted media 1 of 3
8' ceilings + 1' soffit_two pendants
User submitted media 2 of 3
close up
User submitted media 3 of 3
8' ceilings + 1' soffit

Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend

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Simple yet elegant

Submitted 4 years ago

By Cmm

From Vermont

Verified Buyer

Comments about Conrad Pendant

Will be using on slanted bath ceiling. Given multiple finishes it will be easier to match with other lighting and finishes in the bath.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Maxim Lighting

Back in 1965, Jacob Sperling came to Los Angeles to study aeronautical engineering. Inspired by a job working for a lighting retailer, he turned his mechanical skills to the manufacture of lighting fixtures, building them in his garage and selling them out of his station wagon. In 1970, he brought brother Zvi on to help, and Maxim Lighting was born.