Hamlin

Description

The Hamlin's scale and mass make an impact in kitchens and entries, though our enterprising customers have used it in everything from living rooms to bathrooms.

We were taken with this unusual Colonial Revival design (circa 1910–1925) when we spotted it in a Portland home. The bent rectangular tubing that forms its scrolled arms is particularly unusual, as many Colonial-era lighting designs employed round-edged parts.

• Bent rectangular arms
• Spun tulip-shaped shade holders
• Your choice of 3–6 arms
• 12 hand-applied finishes
• Compatible with 2-1/4” fitter shades

Tips:

For a flush fixture, see the McKenna.

For a matching sconce, see the Jasper.

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