Divine Chandelier

by Maxim Lighting

5.0(1)

$478.40 $598.00

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Key Features

Ships To Canada
Dimmable
Limited 1 Year warranty
Sloped Ceiling Adaptable
Made in China
The Divine Chandelier from Maxim Lighting transforms your living space with its transitional design. The composition of clear glass rods is expertly arranged, creating a dazzling, iridescent motif that captivates the eye. This stunning chandelier features streamlined, radial arms of staggered lengths. The result is a breathtaking 2-tiered display that combines sophistication with timeless allure. Secured by a downrod and a ceiling canopy, Divine emanates LED light throughout your environment.
Item Number
MXL2507038
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MFR ID
38405CLHR

Review Snapshot

5.0

100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Ratings Distribution

Reviewed by 2 customers

1 / 2

Beautiful!

Submitted 2 months ago

By Transitional Decor Lover

From Memphis, TN

Are You: Customer

Beautiful fixture giving a modern update against our traditional dining furniture. Installation was fairly simple with 2 people. Looks like a much more expensive fixture than the sale price paid.

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Beautiful

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Beautiful

Submitted 1 year ago

By Gena

From Connecticut

Are You: Customer

Comments about Divine Chandelier

Beautiful and very elegant chandelier. We got it for the the dinning room, the room looks amazing A lot of light, we love it

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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.