Industrial Lighting, Red Barn/Warehouse Style Industrial Chandelier, Edison Bulbs, Plumbing Pipe
This barn style lighting is 50" long and the shade hangs down 13" from the top of the light to bottom of the metal shade. This model is for the red pendant light. Shades are 10" wide This light is perfect for a restaurant, bar, brewery, mancave or home bar. Dimensions are 50L x 13W xv 4D. We use a standard medium socket and 5 Edison light bulbs. All electrical components are UL listed. Line voltage and grounded. We will ship you 5 Edison style light bulbs. PLEASE NOTE: All our lamps made with UL listed parts or components and are made in compliance with U.S. standards. 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. If we need to ship this light abroad, we are not responsible for any duties charged by your home country customs.
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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!
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