|Shown in Gunmetal Grey finish, lit
|Shown in Gunmetal Grey finish, lit
|Shown in Gunmetal Grey finish, lit
|Shown in Gunmetal Grey finish, lit
|Shown in Gunmetal Grey finish, lit
|Shown in Gunmetal Grey finish, lit
|Shown in Gunmetal Grey finish, lit
|Shown in Gunmetal Grey finish, lit
|Shown in Gunmetal Grey finish, lit
|Shown in Gunmetal Grey finish, unlit
|Shown in Canopy view
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Key Features
Industrial chic. Elevating plumbing pipe to pomp status, the Michael McHale Designs Tribeca 9-Light Chandelier is a mesmerizing blend of old and new worlds. The silhouette is classic and dignified, the structural conceit is outside-the-box. Rows of cascading cut crystal gems deliciously dangle from a double-tiered frame fashioned out of reclaimed black steel gas pipes.
An inventive juxtaposition of the utilitarian and the exquisite, Michael McHale Designs displays an aesthetic sensibility that undercuts tidy categorization. Repurposed steel pipes are ruggedly raw; high-quality, fully-leaded crystals confer luxuriousness; the regular use of flame-tipped candelabra bulbs play off a traditional archetype long associated with elaborate chandeliers. The disparate material mediums stylistically balance the high and the low, successfully coalescing into a unique amalgamation that McHale understandably references as "industrial chic."
Key Features
Industrial chic. Elevating plumbing pipe to pomp status, the Michael McHale Designs Tribeca 9-Light Chandelier is a mesmerizing blend of old and new worlds. The silhouette is classic and dignified, the structural conceit is outside-the-box. Rows of cascading cut crystal gems deliciously dangle from a double-tiered frame fashioned out of reclaimed black steel gas pipes.
An inventive juxtaposition of the utilitarian and the exquisite, Michael McHale Designs displays an aesthetic sensibility that undercuts tidy categorization. Repurposed steel pipes are ruggedly raw; high-quality, fully-leaded crystals confer luxuriousness; the regular use of flame-tipped candelabra bulbs play off a traditional archetype long associated with elaborate chandeliers. The disparate material mediums stylistically balance the high and the low, successfully coalescing into a unique amalgamation that McHale understandably references as "industrial chic."
- Designed by Michael McHale in 2010
- UL listing available for an additional fee
- Material: Steel, gem-cut crystal
- Dimmable: Yes
- Canopy Shape: Round
- Warranty: 1 Year
- Made In USA
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