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The Sutton 2-Tier Chandelier from Metropolitan Lighting helps create a lively atmosphere with or without the lights on using its sculptural, starry display. This modern chandelier helps capture one’s imagination in the foyer, living space, or dining area. Here, low-profile metal plates produce clear rods that angle dynamically. Smooth and striated shades pair on top to soften the brilliant light into a relaxed, spacious aura.
Metropolitan Lighting, part of Minka Group, manufactures old world inspired, intricately detailed lighting in transitional and traditional styles as well as modern and contemporary designs.
Key Features
The Sutton 2-Tier Chandelier from Metropolitan Lighting helps create a lively atmosphere with or without the lights on using its sculptural, starry display. This modern chandelier helps capture one’s imagination in the foyer, living space, or dining area. Here, low-profile metal plates produce clear rods that angle dynamically. Smooth and striated shades pair on top to soften the brilliant light into a relaxed, spacious aura.
Metropolitan Lighting, part of Minka Group, manufactures old world inspired, intricately detailed lighting in transitional and traditional styles as well as modern and contemporary designs.
- Designed by Robin Baron in 2022
- Number of Tiers: 2
- Material: Steel, Glass
- Shade Material: White Silk Fabric
- Dimmable: Yes
- Dimmer Not Included
- Dimmer Type: Standard
- Sloped Ceiling Adaptable: Yes
- Lighting Style: Soft/Diffused/Ambient
- Location Rating: ETL Listed Damp
- Warranty: Limited 1 Year
- Made In China
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