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Square Decanter Pendant Light by Lee Broom

Square Decanter Pendant Light

by Lee Broom for Lee Broom

5.0(1)

$544.50 $605.00

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1 of 8 | Square Decanter Pendant Light
1 of 8 | Square Decanter Pendant Light

Key Features

Ships To Canada
Contract Grade
Eco-Friendly
Made in India
Originally made with vintage decanters, the Lee Broom Square Decanterlight Mini Pendant is an expansion of the initial design, featuring a hand-cut lead crystal vessel that twinkles with light. This square version has a similar shape to an old-fashioned perfume bottle, embodying a luxurious look and feel, especially once lit. The clear shades also allows you to see the gold bulb socket which matches the gold suspension cord.
Item Number
LEE667465
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MFR ID
NDC0150

Review Snapshot

5.0

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Beautiful

Submitted 2 months ago

By Eunmi

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Comments about Square Decanterlight Mini Pendant

Its beautifil. Havent installed it yet

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Lovely!

Submitted 5 years ago

By Agent 99

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These lamps are perfect in their simplicity. I wanted crystal lamps that threw light, without being too "frilly". These two rectangular decanter lamps fit the bill beautifully. I placed them over a kitchen counter for an elegant look without looking over done. I highly recommend this product

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Lee Broom

Lee Broom was born to be an artist. But born to do what? Well...almost anything. And everything. A member of the Royal Shakespeare Company at 16, Broom entered - and won - a fashion design competition judged by the iconic Brit designer Vivienne Westwood. At 17. During college, Broom then transitioned into interior design, and it was his burgeoning (and award-winning) work on bar and restaurant makeovers that eventually paved the way for the launch of his debut furniture collection in 2007.