The Consociatione Pendant Light is precisely the perfect hanging lamp for the minimalist style. It is made of a long aluminum pole, painted in black, which hangs from a cord pendant. It has a soft shadeless glow, coming from its LED light strips, that radiates a dramatic wash of light into your preferred space. This light fitting absolutely matches the Urban Modern, Contemporary, or Minimalist designed architecture. Are Bulbs Included: YesBase Type: Wedge
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