Willow LED Linear Pendant

by Mischa Couvrette for hollis+morris

5.0(1)

$1,980.00 $2,200.00

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Dimmable
Contract Grade
Eco-Friendly
Made in Canada
A tree of style that grows from the ceiling instead of the ground. The Willow LED Linear Pendant by hollis+morris is perfect for any customer who’d like to branch out into a more natural style for their ceiling lighting setup. A cylinder made of Wood acts as the piece’s frame, with its natural finish imbued with organically occurring grains and blemishes. Several bulb-shaped shades made of Glass jut outward from the stem, making the piece subtly resemble a tree
Item Number
HOL1874365
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MFR ID
WILOhorizontal 3ft Blk W.Oak White

Review Snapshot

5.0

100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Ratings Distribution

Reviewed by 1 customer

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Exquisite fixture

Submitted 6 years ago

By Hopeh

From Undisclosed

Verified Buyer

This lighting fixture is gorgeous! It's a must have! Just note the wires to hold it are very visible.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Shown in Black metal finish, W.Oak Black wood finish, in use
Shown in Brass finish, Walnut wood finish, In Detail
Shown in Black finish, W. Oak Black wood finish, In Use
Shown in Brass finish, W.Oak Black Wood finish
Shown in Brass finish, Walnut Wood finish, in use

hollis+morris

Mischa Couvrette, who travelled to Toronto by sail boat on a year-long journey from Guatemala, is the mastermind behind the Canadian-based furniture and lighting company named hollis+morris. Debuting in 2015 out of Toronto, Canada, hollis+morris found its beginnings at ICFF, a notable design furniture and lighting trade show. hollis+morris products found their fame by using handcrafted furniture and lighting pieces that were named after local neighborhoods.