Long Industrial Chandelier Lighting
This long chandelier was made for a customer in Austin Texas. It is 46" long and 13" wide with 12 light bulbs. Weight: 35 lbs. This light is adorned with 12 Edison style bulbs and can be suspended from a pipe at any length. We are able to custom paint the light fixture for you in silver, black, bronze or other colors. Product design makes it super easy to change the light bulb. Each light is custom made and may very vary slightly but we do our best to deliver an item as close to the picture that you see. PLEASE NOTE: All our lamps made with UL listed parts or components and are made in compliance with U.S. standards. However the light itself has not been UL Tested as this is a custom piece. If you are purchasing a lamp for use outside of the U.S. or Canada, use only with the appropriate outlet adapter and voltage converter for your country. Do not plug into an electrical outlet higher than 110-120V as this could result in fire and/or injury. We are not responsible for this. We also do not supply lights bulbs other than those at the US voltage of 110-120v. no returns - all items are custom made.
Style
- industrial
Material
- silver
Finish
- black
- paint
Base
- metal
Meet the Maker
Chic Watts
Chicwatts
We are a team of four followers of Dale Chihuly and students of Pratt Seattle. Our passion is to create Industrial inspired lighting and some limited furniture that is beautiful, modern, chic and innovative. We have Van and Uri our designers specializing in glass and wood-working, Kevin our social media and marketing guru and Jackie who runs sales and marketing. Chic Watts was born out of need, when Jackie and Uri worked on a beach house renovation on Whidbey Island and could not find unique lighting that would encapsulate the look that they desired focusing on the local wine culture. They started looking into making their own creations and it quickly evolved into a series of lights and furniture that became the centerpieces of the beach house. Friends and acquaintances started asking them to make lights for their homes and a business was born. Today Chic Watts can be found in homes, tiny houses, restaurants, beer breweries, and vodka distilleries spanning from Seattle to Denver. Still a small happy team!
