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Key Features
Add glistening formality to a modern kitchen or dining room with the Sonneman Tuxedo Linear Suspension. The Clear glass shades, chromed shade holders and Black finish on the frame replicate the classic black and white tones of a man's tuxedo. As well, the clean lines of this fixture evoke a tuxedo's crisp tailoring.
SONNEMAN - A Way of Light is the namesake of founder and lighting designer Robert Sonneman. It was formed to create contemporary lighting that best exemplifies today's cosmopolitan American style. Sonneman Lighting fixtures are elegant and refined, decidedly modern yet clearly influenced by classic 20th century period styles.
Key Features
Add glistening formality to a modern kitchen or dining room with the Sonneman Tuxedo Linear Suspension. The Clear glass shades, chromed shade holders and Black finish on the frame replicate the classic black and white tones of a man's tuxedo. As well, the clean lines of this fixture evoke a tuxedo's crisp tailoring.
SONNEMAN - A Way of Light is the namesake of founder and lighting designer Robert Sonneman. It was formed to create contemporary lighting that best exemplifies today's cosmopolitan American style. Sonneman Lighting fixtures are elegant and refined, decidedly modern yet clearly influenced by classic 20th century period styles.
- Designed by Robert Sonneman
- Cylindrical Clear glass shades
- Metal frame and supports
- Chrome and Black finish
- Rectangular hang-straight ceiling canopy
- Six 12" and two 6" stems
- Material: Glass
- Shade Material: Glass
- Lighting Style: Indirect
- Location Rating: UL Listed
- Made In China
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