We were weak in the knees when we first spotted the Balustrade Pendant. Take it from us, this photo doesn't do this beauty justice. With an extremely unique open cage design and distressed finish rich in color variations of greys and small hints of warm rust, this gorgeous drum pendant will turn heads over your dining room table or in your living room. Please note: This item is made to order and ships in 3-4 weeks due to its custom nature and being in such high demand. Please note: There is a 15% restocking fee for this item if returned. See video below of other products in this collection for an accurate representation of the finish option (s).
Balustrade takes the open cage lighting concept to a whole new new level with its ornate pattern and super cool finish. We haven't seen anything like it, and an original is always worth more than a copy.
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What’s the width of your table?
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You'll want to shoot for a fixture that has a width between
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Pro Tip: Make sure that you have 30" to 34" of space between the bottom of the fixture and the top of your table!
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What are the dimensions of your room?
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How tall is your room?
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Shoot for a lighting fixture that has a height between
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Pro Tip: Allow 7 feet from the floor to the bottom of your light fixture.
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How wide is your mirror?
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You’ll want to have your sconces at least __ apart.
Pro Tip: The bottom of the shade should be 60 - 65 inches from the floor.
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How high is your ceiling?
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Your sconces should be installed __ inches above the surface of the floor.
Rooms with vaulted ceilings can take a higher placement.
If the average height of people living in your home is well above 6 feet – or below five and a half, you may want to adjust accordingly.
If used in a hallway they should generally be spaced about 8-10 feet apart.
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What is the height of your doorway?
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Your fixture should measure approximately __ inches in height.
The fixtures should be installed slightly above eye level. On a typical door this measures out to approximately 66 inches above the threshold of the door.
