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Here's what the blurb says: Whether your style is traditional, transitional or modern, pendant lighting fixtures with shades are giving homewoners a chic alternative to chandeliers, according to Erin Schwartz, showroom buyer and lighting consultant for Dominion Electric. "I use them throughout homes to cast a softer, more diffuse light," she says. "They have nice clean lines and look great in a variety of decors." Typically drum-shaped, the shades may be simple or highly embellished. Metal filigree and crystal fringe are particularly popular adornments. Some manufacturers offer custom options, letting clients choose from a range of fabrics or supply their own fabric. The Murray Feiss shade shown here has a sliver leaf patina over an ivory linen shade.
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