USD$ 520 – USD$ 1,548
Free form crystal bubble light fixture with drum shade.
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| Shade Material | Sheer Organza: Double lined shade with a stitched seam to prevent separation. |
| Fixture Trims | GLOW® Signature Crystal |
| Number of Lights | |
| Bulb Type | Halogen/LED compatible replacements |
| Bulb Base | GU10 Base (light bulbs not included) |
| Bulb Shape | GU10 MR16 |
| Bulb Wattage | Maximum 50 Watts |
| Fixture Type | Flush Mount (C) |
| Weight (lbs) | 12, 17, 24 |
| Voltage | 110-120 volt |
| Dimmable | Yes – Standard 120 volt dimmer |
| Slope Ceiling | No |
| Installation | Dry Location |
| Room Setting | Bathroom, Bedroom, Dining room, Foyer/ Hallway, Kitchen, Living room, Office |
| Certification | CSA/CUS: All fixtures are certified for standard residential installation in the USA and Canada. |
| Frame Assembly | Yes: Some assembly required |
| Trimming Assembly | Yes: The crystal trimmings are packed separately to prevent breakage and should be hung after the frame has been installed |
Allison from Ohio –
Modern glam
It works well to add some softness and whimsy to a modern room. Happy with overall quality for the price.
Sandra from ON –
Purchased the Glow Lighting Flush Mount, it was easy to assemble and we love it. It was delivered promptly and customer service was excellent.
Eva from Etobicoke, –
Gorgeous
We hung this light in our baby’s room and it is so pretty. It’s beautifully finished even on the inside so it looks good when you look up into it. I would hang this anywhere in my home where I am looking for a calm, uplifting light
Steven from Chicago –
Beautiful, unique light
Light is beautiful. The light shimmers nicely off the glass balls. Takes a little while to install because you build and attach each strings of beads, but that allows you to create your own look. Love the light. Get many compliments on it
Installation tip: The shade has just one seam. Have that face an area not in the main view. I hung it and my friend pointed out the seam, then it bugged me so I got back up there and repositioned the shade so the seam faced the back wall.