Hallstatt Pendant 106 Chandeliers & Pendants Kalmar

Hallstatt Pendant

By Kalmar

Hallstatt Pendant

By Kalmar

$43,676.00 - $47,406.00

Finish
Rosewood / Black Bronze

SPEC #: KLM902450 | ID: 0322.11.11

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Hallstatt Pendant

SPEC #: KLM902450

ID: 0322.11.11

The Hallstatt Pendant is a bold work of art, perfect in a variety of settings. The stable lattice work design of the frame is complemented by Natural cone shape shades. Available in Rosewood with Black Bronze, Oak with Black Bronze, Wenge with Black Bronze, or Walnut with Black Bronze, with a Black cord that distinguishes the Kalmar Werkstatten brand. UL listed.

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Finish: Oak / Black Bronze, Rosewood / Black Bronze, Walnut / Black Bronze, Wenge / Black Bronze

Color: Natural

Prop 65 Warning for California Residents This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.

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Founded by Julius August Kalmar in 1881 in Vienna, Kalmar originally produced handcrafted objects with cast bronze. Over the years, they partnered with acclaimed architects and designers, eventually presenting their custom-made wares at major exhibitions such as the 1888 Vienna Trade Exposition, 1893 Chicago World's Columbian Exposition, the 1901 Export Exposition Scandinavia and the 1906 Austrian Exhibition in London. Entering the 20th century, Kalmar began crafting customized fixtures with top tier architects and designers for some of the largest luxury projects in the world, a path they continue on today. Notable projects include: Makkah Clock Royal Tower, W Doha Hotel, Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund, The Langham Chicago, Park Hyatt Hotel in Tokyo, The Royal Terminal in Saudi Arabia, The Great Hall of the People in Beijing, The Hermitage in St. Petersburg, and The Kremlin Palace in Moscow.

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