Nursery pendant light

About this item Framed in gorgeous white oak, Brazilian modernism informs this dramatic pendant light by Nicholas Obeid. Natural shade made of wrapped cotton rope looks stunning in modern and boho spaces alike. Totora Oak Pendant Light 24" dia. x 83"H Accommodates three 60W max Type A bulbs (not included) or three 9W LED bulbs (not included) Height adjustable at installation UL Listed Learn more. › See more product details

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Give them something to dream about with this fun Fluffy Cloud Pendant. Hang it from the ceiling to keep them looking up, while engaging their minds with creativity and artistry at the same time. DETAILS THAT MATTER Polyester polymer cloud shade over an iron frame.White fabric cord and round white canopy.Compatible with dimmer switch.Not compatible with slanted or sloped ceiling. KEY PRODUCT POINTS Hardwired; professional installation is recommended.Dry ETL listed.We created an interactive…

Hot Air Balloon shaped pendant in real rattan Perfect for a kids bedroom Compatible with energy efficient LED lamps and with either BC or ES Bulb not included Sustainable Rattan Easy to fit design compatible with standard ceiling fittings Other colours available Add a fun statement touch to any room with this unique Hot Air Ballon Light Fitting. Beautifully crafted from rattan, this pendant would look stunning in any kid's room to add a rustic feeling. This pendant is compatible with LED…

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