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Where was the chandelier purchased?

14 years ago
It looks similar to one from West Elm, but this one looks much fuller. I like it much better and would love to know where to get it.
Denver Ranch · More Info
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  • 14 years ago
    It came from Fuse Lighting (fuselighting.com) in Los Angeles . It's the Avalon Chandelier. I love it too! I'm working with Mikhail at TOWN Showroom in Denver on pricing. He's so nice!

    Comments (7)

    • 14 years ago
      It looks like the West Elm one has rectangular pieces of Capiz on it. You're right, this one looks much more full. I like the round shells too.
    • PRO
      14 years ago
      Although this is not the fixture in the photo, this is something similar by Corbett. It's a bit warmer and has a dressier feel with the crystals between each shell. Just thought I'd throw that option out there! :)

      http://www.littmanbros.com/corbett-lighting-dolce-109-512-island.html
    • 13 years ago
      How much is the Avalon Chandelier?
    • 13 years ago
      The chairs are lovely and comfy looking. The name please of the chairs? Where can you purchase them?
    • 13 years ago
      I like it very much, and planning to have similar model for my new flat. Thank you.
    • PRO
      13 years ago
      Thank you! the fixture is from Fuse Lighting and retails for 11,000.00. the chairs are Christian Liaigre.
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