Sommerton Pendant

by Savoy House

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Key Features

Ships To Canada
Contract Grade
Limited 1 Year warranty
Made in China
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it! The Sommerton Pendant by Savoy House revamps the familiar bowl-shaped pendant with its rubbed metal exterior and reflective metal interior. Once lit, the reflective metal gleams in the light produced by internal source(s) while the shape of the fixture guides the illumination downward over a surface or area of interest. This versatile luminaire fits well in a variety of locations, either over a table, counter, or kitchen island.
Item Number
SVH667194
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MFR ID
7-5014-3-84

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4.5

100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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Submitted 1 year ago

By Cher

From Michigan

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The light is even better in person and goes perfect with our kitchen table. Easy to install.

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Beautiful!

Submitted 6 years ago

By conniebird

From Albuquerque, NM

We installed the bronze/gold leaf fixture in a small office space with a high ceiling. It was tricky to install; leveling the cords took a long time and a lot of patience. The overall effect is gorgeous. The one very small thing that prevents this from being five stars is the electric cord @ center. It does not curve as in the illustration; it has a couple of kinks. All attempts to make it so (think hairdryer) did not work out. All in all, a great addition to our home.

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Savoy House

Savoy House's story is a remarkable journey of innovation and tradition, rooted in the 1930s in Georgia. It all began when Robert E. Lee (not the military leader) made a spontaneous decision to jump on a train, ending up in East Point, Georgia. He spent his last dime at a grocery store and bakery, not knowing that these locations would later become the cradle of Savoy House, Inc., established in 1965. Initially a lighting showroom in Atlanta, founded by Robert and his son, Savoy House evolved from importing fixtures and assembling them in-house to becoming a renowned name in the lighting industry. Now based in Duluth, Georgia, the company has expanded into an extensive network, offering a vast array of lighting solutions through its distinct brands.