Chandeliers-Visual Comfort & Co. Studio Collection-TC1104

Chandeliers-Visual Comfort & Co. Studio Collection-TC1104

Marsoni

M251S

$349.50

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Chandeliers-Visual Comfort & Co. Studio Collection-TC1104This chandelier brings a sophisticated blend of elegance and versatility to any space. The Signoret Multi Tier Chandelier by Thomas O'Brien for Visual Comfort features slender, tiered arms that create a dynamic visual, guiding the eye with clean lines and balanced proportions. Polished metal accents contrast beautifully with the flat finishes of the cone shaped shades, which can be rotated on an axis to direct light up or down. Offering a customizable

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012