Fairchild Chandelier

$556.00 USD
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  • Bulbs Included

Intricate and elegant. the Savoy House Fairchild chandelier adds ornate beauty to any room. The curlicue arms are decorated with crystal adornments. that bring an exciting hint of natural inspiration. Finished in Warm Brass. 

PRODUCT NOTES

6 heads D 65cm x H 56cm / ∅ 25.6″ x H 22″. (19.7" hanging chain.)

Brass. Clear.

SKU: RDC-161622

MATERIALS

Brass lamp body. Crystal accessories.

E12 socket. (Not included bulbs)

SPEC SHEET

Exquisite Craftsmanship · Premium Customization

CASAI Lighting

"Alabaster does not merely hold light — it breathes with it, casting a warmth that cannot be manufactured, only discovered."
Formed through millions of years of slow crystallisation, alabaster is among the world's most ancient decorative stones. When illuminated, it yields a quiet, golden luminosity — gentle, organic, irreducibly human. Our collection exists to honour that rarity, designing forms that allow the stone to speak without interruption.

Natural Character
No two stones
are ever alike.
Alabaster carries within it a geological autobiography — millions of years compressed into veining, crystalline structures, and tonal shifts that no craftsman could plan or replicate
"Alabaster does not merely hold light — it breathes with it, casting a warmth that cannot be manufactured, only discovered."
Formed through millions of years of slow crystallisation, alabaster is among the world's most ancient decorative stones. When illuminated, it yields a quiet, golden luminosity — gentle, organic, irreducibly human. Our collection exists to honour that rarity, designing forms that allow the stone to speak without interruption.

Natural Character
No two stones
are ever alike.
Alabaster carries within it a geological autobiography — millions of years compressed into veining, crystalline structures, and tonal shifts that no craftsman could plan or replicate
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