Fullton Chandelier

Exposed bulb sockets are fixed to create an eclectic look perfect for mid-century modern or transitional spaces wanting an industrial touch.

We live in a colonial house but appreciate a modern aesthetic. This chandelier straddles these two worlds beautifully. Our only concern is that a few of the posts seem slightly bent. It's hard to detect, which is why we didn't return the light, but you might want to check for this.. Barbara. Alexandria, VA. Mon Oct 24 2022

Exposed bulb sockets are fixed over the finish to create an eclectic look perfect for mid-century modern or transitional spaces wanting an industrial touch.

I like the clean modern look to this transitional chandalier.. Heather. Charlotte, NC. Mon Jul 17 2023

Straight extensions of rectilinear arms emanate from a cylindrical center housing in this transitional design. The candelabra is made in a corresponding cylindrical form playing into the geometries of this streamlined chandelier design. This collection pairs well with many design aesthetics at an economical price point. Use tubular lamps for an industrial or more modern aesthetic or torpedo shape for an update to the conventional chandelier design.

Sleek lines brings a timeless modern look. Anonymous. Sun Mar 29 2026

This linear chandelier showcases clear glass shades paired with a steel frame to update your indoor setup with a clean, balanced look. The 5-light design spreads ambient illumination evenly across your surface, creating a welcoming atmosphere for daily routines. It features an adjustable hanging height to help you customize how it sits in your layout, while its adaptable design fits seamlessly on sloped ceilings. The transparent glass material allows the light to shine through fully without obstructing your views. Plus, it connects to a dimmer switch so you can easily modify the brightness to match your mood.

Looked fine and relatively easy to install. Only complaint is that the down rod was not short enough for over a kitchen island...made the chandelier too low in my kitchen. Tim. Louisville, KY. Sun Aug 18 2024