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Home/Kichler/Chandeliers/Kichler Phix 4-Light Linear Chandelier - Champagne Bronze & Black, 48" x 8.75" x 13.5"
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Kichler Phix 4-Light Linear Chandelier - Champagne Bronze & Black, 48" x 8.75" x 13.5"
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$754.99$99.95
Buy the Kichler Phix 4-Light Linear Chandelier for $99.95 (compare at $754.99) – a mid-century modern design with adjustable black shades, perfect for dining rooms and foyers.
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Add a touch of mid-century modern to your home with this Kichler Phix linear chandelier. Measuring 48" wide, it features pivoting black shades that allow light to be directed both up and down, creating a layered ambiance. Ideal for dining room tables, foyers, or living spaces.
Specifications
Brand: Kichler
Model: Phix
Dimensions: 48" W x 8.75" D x 13.5" H
Number of Lights: 4
Bulb Type: E26 base, up to 60W G25 or LED equivalent (not included)
Finish: Champagne Bronze
Shade Color: Black
Features
This chandelier is sloped ceiling compatible (requires at least one 12" stem) and comes with a champagne bronze finish that complements both modern and transitional decor.
Price Value
Save over 86% off the original price! Get this chandelier for only $99.95 (compare at $754.99). Use coupon code SAVE15 for an additional 15% off. Free shipping on orders over $45.
Comparison
Compared to larger Phix models, this linear version is perfect for longer tables and offers a more streamlined silhouette.
Features
4 pivoting black shades allow for both up and down lighting, perfect for creating a layered glow.
48-inch length is ideal for dining room tables, providing a sleek, modern focal point.
Incredible value at $99.95 – save over 86% off the original price, plus an extra 15% off with code SAVE15.
Finish: Champagne Bronze
Bulb Base: E26
Dimensions: 48" W x 8.75" D x 13.5" H
Max Wattage: 60W per bulb
Shade Color: Black
Model/Series: Phix
Product Type: Linear Chandelier
Sloped Ceiling Compatible: Yes (min 1 x 12" stem)
Seller: Tread & Tassel
Product Details
Stylish and Functional
This linear chandelier is the perfect addition to any modern dining room. With its adjustable shades and elegant finish, it provides both beauty and practicality. Don't miss this deal – shop now!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of this Kichler Phix linear chandelier?
It's $99.95, down from $754.99. Use code SAVE15 for an extra 15% off.
What are the dimensions?
The chandelier measures 48 inches wide, 8.75 inches deep, and 13.5 inches high.
Can the shades be adjusted?
Yes, the black shades pivot, allowing you to direct light upward or downward.
Is it compatible with sloped ceilings?
Yes, it is sloped ceiling compatible, but requires at least one 12-inch stem (included).
How many bulbs does it use?
It uses 4 E26 base bulbs, up to 60W each or LED equivalent (not included).
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Customer Reviews
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Modern and sleek
This linear chandelier is the perfect addition to my dining room. The black shades contrast beautifully with the champagne bronze frame. It's modern, clean, and provides great light. Install was a breeze. I'm very happy with the purchase.
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t*****y
Love it, but shades are adjustable
The chandelier is stylish and fits well over my table. The shades are adjustable, which is cool, but they arrived a bit crooked and needed adjusting. The finish is nice, but the black shades might be too dark for some spaces. Overall, great value.
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m**u
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Just stunning
I bought this for my foyer and it looks absolutely elegant. The mid-century modern vibe is exactly what I wanted. The quality is superb, and the light distribution is even. This is a showstopper.
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h*a
Okay, but one light flickered
The chandelier is attractive and install was okay. However, one of the light sockets seems loose and the bulb flickers occasionally. I had to tighten it myself. Not sure if it's a widespread issue, but it's a bit concerning. Otherwise, it's fine.
