Kichler Lighting High Country Chandelier 9 Light Old Iron 2109OI

Take a little ambiance to the country using this remarkable Kichler High Country light fixture! The antique old iron finish on this item is nicely balanced harmoniously with sophisticated hand-formed curls of metal each flowering to the outside from the bottom and topped by a white swirl glass lampshade.

Founded in 1938, Kichler remains a privately held, family owned and run business staffed by people who understand decorative home lighting fixtures and who care about their customers. Kichler has built their reputation on original, design-oriented, high quality lighting products at competitive prices, backed by the finest customer service in the industry. Helping to make your house a home is their job and our number one priority. They do this by providing their customers with the widest assortment of home lighting fixtures and home decor accessories in the industry. The Kichler family of brands offers lighting for every room in your home, designed to fit every pocketbook, offering choices to complement your lifestyle and tastes.

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Founded in 1938, Kichler remains a privately held, family owned and run business staffed by people who understand decorative home lighting fixtures and who care about their customers. Kichler has built their reputation on original, design-oriented, high quality lighting products at competitive prices, backed by the finest customer service in the industry. Helping to make your house a home is their job and our number one priority. They do this by providing their customers with the widest assortment of home lighting fixtures and home decor accessories in the industry. The Kichler family of brands offers lighting for every room in your home, designed to fit every pocketbook, offering choices to complement your lifestyle and tastes.

Kichler Lighting, the globe's top lighting fixture business, offers top quality merchandise since its beginning in 1938 from a modest ornamental lighting fixture retailer in Cleveland. In 1954, the business was bought by Sam Minoff, a part of the Lighting Hall of Fame along with the first winner of the ARTS lifetime achievement award, and started its climb to lighting leadership.