Name: Chroman Empire AC1071 1-Light Wall Sconce - Chrome
Brand: Varaluz
SKU: AC1071
Price: 159.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Chroman Empire AC1071 1-Light Wall Sconce - Chrome

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Material: Hand-crafted from recycled steel

Shade: Two-layer smoke chrome glass

Finish: Chrome

Dimensions: 4.5 in W x 17 in H x 3.25 in Ext

67 in stock in Las Vegas, NV

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Two-Layer Smoke Chrome Glass.

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PRIMARY STYLE + STYLE INFLUENCE

How we define Heritage Modern style

The most inspiring designs from our past. Reborn. Our Heritage Modern collections reinterpret and rewrite aesthetics, creating pieces that are as stunning as they are functional and sustainable. All that you have known will be new again as you adorn your home with fixtures that are timeless and contemporary. Embrace the newstalgia of Heritage Modern by Varaluz.

Heritage Modern style exhibits Art Moderne style influence

Art Moderne style originated in the United States in the early 1930s and trended until the late 1940s. Those days, Art Moderne interior design style was all about bigger, bolder, and brassier. Furniture was designed with a swelling curve and other dï¿½cor items were either pared or stripped down. Designers also refer to this interior design style as American Modern or Modernist.

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Designer

Ron Henderson

The intersection of art and science is where Ron Henderson found his calling as the lightly twisted mind behind Varaluz and Varaluz Casa. Ron’s unique background in aerospace engineering, along with his lifelong passion for fashion, have come together in the creation of award-winning lighting and home décor.

Varaluz was born of the belief that lighting should be both interesting and sustainable. Varaluz handcrafts fixtures using eco-friendly materials to lend texture and personality alongside responsibility.

When not immersed in the throes of a lighting introduction, Ron geeks out on everything design-oriented and has a more-than-slight obsession with shoes.