Quoizel · Laguna Collection
Laguna Three Light Island Chandelier in Renaissance Copper
The Laguna chandelier brings artisanal warmth to kitchen islands and dining spaces with its distinctive mosaic tile stripe that appears to float around taupe mica shades. The Renaissance Copper finish adds elegant shimmer while the natural mica diffuses light beautifully.
- Unique mosaic tile detail creates visual interest and artisan appeal
- Warm mica shades provide soft, inviting ambient lighting
- Generous 37-inch width perfectly proportioned for islands and tables
- Adjustable rod system accommodates various ceiling heights
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Homeowners seeking distinctive, handcrafted lighting with warm character for transitional or organic modern kitchens and dining rooms
Details
- SKU
- MCLG337RC
- Category
- Chandelier
- Finish
- Renaissance Copper
- Style
- Transitional
The Laguna chandelier brings artisanal warmth to kitchen islands and dining spaces with its distinctive mosaic tile stripe that appears to float aroun...
Product Details
- Category
- Chandelier
- Style
- Transitional
- Finish
- Renaissance Copper
From the Laguna Collection
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