What is the name of the chandelier I want one

amc076

9 years ago

I've got a vaulted ceiling and love this light fixture what is it called and where can I buy it

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Lou Lou's Decor
9 years ago
This chandelier is no longer available in the cream color, but IT IS available in the natural/putty color, on Lou Lou's Decor's website! LINK to purchase ...

http://store.loulousdecor.com/rope-chandelier/
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