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Key Features
Designed by Libby Langdon, the Crystorama Westwood Semi Flushmount features a seemingly simple piece where the visual impact is all in the details. The artistic element of repetition is used in this piece, with the top loop under the canopy mimicking the lower metal fretwork. This small attention to detail brings the piece together as a whole.
Based in New York and founded in 1958 by the “Gentleman of Lighting”, Abraham Kleinberg, Crystorama is known for their traditional and iridescent crystal chandeliers. Successfully transitioning to more contemporary and fashion-forward designs, the craftsmanship that has been the staple for over 55 years is still present in every design.
Key Features
Designed by Libby Langdon, the Crystorama Westwood Semi Flushmount features a seemingly simple piece where the visual impact is all in the details. The artistic element of repetition is used in this piece, with the top loop under the canopy mimicking the lower metal fretwork. This small attention to detail brings the piece together as a whole.
Based in New York and founded in 1958 by the “Gentleman of Lighting”, Abraham Kleinberg, Crystorama is known for their traditional and iridescent crystal chandeliers. Successfully transitioning to more contemporary and fashion-forward designs, the craftsmanship that has been the staple for over 55 years is still present in every design.
- Dual-mount convertible
- Designed by Libby Langdon
- Material: Steel
- Shade Material: Silk
- Location Rating: UL Listed
- Warranty: Limited 1 Year
- Made In China
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