Photography Lighting Equipment

Small Parcel:Ships in 2 to 3 weeks This grand eight light chandelier has a new wave linear design created by Rico Epsinet as part of the Copa Collection. A brushed black nickel finish is complemented with crystal accents and topped off adorable frosted white cased glass shades. Perfect for dining room lighting or even placed in the kitchen for overhead illumination, this chandelier centers around style and function. Features: *Eight light linear chandelier *Copa Collection *Designed by Rico Espinet *Brushed black nickel finish with crystal accents *Frosted white cased glass shades *Suspension hardware includes one .625" x 6" extension rod and three .625" x 12" extension rods *Requires eight 40W max T3 candelabra base krypton bulbs (not included) *Drop: 20" min - 50" max *Canopy dimensions: .75" H x 20" W x 6" D *Overall dimensions: 9.5" H x 29.5" W x 12" D _______________________________________________________________________________ An honors graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, Rico Espinet started as a sculptor. His interest in objects soon evolved to installations in which the placement of the sculpture became as important as the objects themselves. Lighting was an integral part of these installations, defining space and heightening the overall experience. Rico Espinet features lamps and fixtures for Robert Abbey Lighting, Inc. that couples perspicuous line and warm, often atmospheric light into collections that affirm their environment. Drawing from his background in sculpture, architecture, and a fascination with the beauty of mundane objects, Rico Espinets lighting is rooted in a generous vocabulary of form. Although Rico Espinet continues to extend his collection, his first designs are still classics. The Monk Lamp , originally fashioned with a microphone base and plumbing pipe, was a homemade reading lamp Espinet had made for himself. When a photo shoot by Todd Eberle of Espinet's studio landed the lamp in both a House & Garden article and a Hunter Douglas ad campaign, Robert Abbey invited him to design a line to manufacture. The Scribe Lamp , influenced by the Monk Lamp was his first design for Robert Abbey Lighting, Inc.