Kichler · Emmala Collection
Emmala 10-Light Chandelier in Black
The Emmala chandelier commands attention with its distinctive Art Deco stacked column design and sophisticated two-tone finish. Ten candle-style lights on Brushed Nickel rings create dramatic illumination, while Black accents add depth and modern edge. A bold choice for those seeking architectural presence with timeless appeal.
- Striking Art Deco design with contemporary refinement
- Generous 10-light configuration provides excellent illumination
- Two-tone Black and Brushed Nickel finish adds visual dimension
- Substantial 34.25-inch width makes a strong design statement
Recommended Rooms
Homeowners and designers seeking a bold, architectural statement piece for formal dining rooms, grand foyers, or luxury spaces with high ceilings.
Details
- SKU
- 52421BK
- Category
- Chandelier
- Finish
- Black
- Style
- Art Deco
The Emmala chandelier commands attention with its distinctive Art Deco stacked column design and sophisticated two-tone finish. Ten candle-style light...
Product Details
- Category
- Chandelier
- Style
- Art Deco
- Finish
- Black
From the Emmala Collection
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