🏡 Modern Industrial Farmhouse/Schoolhouse Island Light - Kira Home Harlow 37.5" 3-Light Fixture with Clear Glass Shades, Adjustable Hanging Height, Brushed Nickel Finish Review

I didn't look at the plafonds until they cut the wires and installed the lamp. The lower edges of the lampshades are not sanded, making the entire lamp look cheap. They look sharp because they can cut you. In addition, the main arm is bent so that one of the globes is hanging askew. I was able to adjust the tint so it wasn't as noticeable, but I'm sorry we didn't notice these issues before we cut the wires to length.

Love it. I like changing things and I can easily do it with them. Change the lightbulb and the view changes. The first 2 photos I've attached are of different types of lamps. Adjustable brightness, suitable for sloping ceilings (photo 3). The glass can be easily removed for cleaning. The glass is fragile, and if you're clumsy like me and want to buy replacement glass, it's available on the Kira website. I broke one the first time I cleaned it. good view 💕

We used this light in our kitchen renovation project. It was relatively cheap but looked great! I wanted something with transparent spheres that had at least 3+ lights but only a ceiling mount. It was the perfect solution! Definitely achieves the look I was aiming for. The only downside is that the balls aren't perfectly straight, but you can only tell that by looking at them in line with the rod and at the same angle when you look.

Beautiful light! Fits exactly where I wanted - not too bulky and not too small. Note that it rotates to accommodate the sloping ceiling. The only problem we had was getting the wires through the bar, there was an extra piece of plastic at the joint that made it very tight for all the wires to go through. And glass balls don't end up sitting exactly straight, but not to the point where you can actually tell if you're not looking for them.

These lightbulbs are fantastic in our new house. They depict an island with three shadows. The only problem I have with them is that where you insert the lampshade into the light, there is no washer that causes the light to break when you put it turn too tight. If you're going to install them they're nice, but do yourself a favor and either cut off the rubber washers or buy rubber washers and put them in the bracket before screwing in the lampshades. Tints are expensive to replace at $50 each