Primrose Flushmount

by Maxim Lighting

2.5(2)

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Key Features

Ships To Canada
Dimmable
Limited 1 Year warranty
Made in China
The Primrose Flushmount from Maxim Lighting pays tribute to Art Deco elegance, combining nostalgic detailing with functionality. This luxurious steel flush mount features a scalloped shade that evokes a sense of timeless sophistication, creating a transitional vibe that complements various interior styles. The opal white schoolhouse glass diffuses the light from the LED, casting a radiant glow throughout your space. Adjust the brightness level when you pair Primrose with a separately sold ELV dimmer.
Item Number
MXL2507891
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MFR ID
18059BKGL

Review Snapshot

2.5

0%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Ratings Distribution

Reviewed by 2 customers

1 / 2

Cute but not well designed.

Submitted 1 year ago

By Karen

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Comments about Primrose Flushmount

The gold paint was chipping and the fixture was almost impossible to hang because you can't get your hand in between the ceiling and the shade to insert the screws. Had to have an electrician do it with their tools. It is a cute fixture though.

Merchant Response

Thank you for your feedback. We will partner with the manufacturer to help improve the installation of the Primrose Flushmount.

Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend

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Cute but impossible to hang and very scratched up

Submitted 1 year ago

By km

From Iowa

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Comments about Primrose Flushmount

The gold is very scratched and peeling in spots. I've been unable to hang it yet because you can't reach the screws that hold it in place – there's not room between the ceiling and the shade to get your hand in to place the screws.

Bottom Line No, I would not 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.