Certain finishes, whether rendered online or in print, just aren't easy for the eye to distinguish. What many folks assume is Polished Chrome is actually the much older, more period authentic finish Polished Nickel.

Chrome debuted following the automobile's introduction, but Polished Nickel had been in use since the mid-1800s; it was the Mission lighting finish choice for bathrooms and kitchens in the early 1900s. Today, chrome and nickel are often used in the same room together.

Like the Pacific City, Deschutes and other Arts & Crafts lights, the Flanders's straightforward elegance inspired folks to consider their kitchens and bathrooms worthy of decorating.

See more lighting from our Arts & Crafts collection, or Mission style.