Superordinate Antler Ring Chandelier 11 Chandeliers & Pendants Roll & Hill

Superordinate Antler Ring Chandelier

By Jason Miller, for Roll & Hill

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Superordinate Antler Ring Chandelier - White

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Superordinate Antler Ring Chandelier

By Jason Miller, For Roll & Hill

$14,430.00

SPEC #: RNH1276973 | ID: ANTCR27-WH-120

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      • Finish: White
      • Size: 54"W x 11"H
      • Shipping Weight: 154.00 lbs
      • Product Weight: 50.00 lbs
      • Dimmer: Low Voltage Electronic
      • Materials: Ceramic/Porcelain
      • Lamp Source: LED
      • Bulb:
        27 x B10/Candelabra (E12)/1.5W/120V LED
        Bulb included
      • Total Wattage: 40.5 watts
      • Lamp Color: 2700K
      • Color Rendering: 90 CRI
      • Delivered Lumens: 6200 lumens
      • Lumens/Watt: 153.09
      • Lamp Life: 15000 hours
      • Canopy: 5" diameter
      • Cord Length: 96"
      • Min-Max Overall Height: 38" - 113"
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    Superordinate Antler Ring Chandelier

    SPEC #: RNH1276973

    ID: ANTCR27-WH-120

    Designed by Jason MillerRead Bio

    Originally designed in 2003, the Superordinate Antler Ring Chandelier reflects a return to natural forms in contemporary design. The chandelier is composed of ceramic antlers arranged in a circle and tipped with bulbs to create an elegant display of light. Whether placed in a rustic cabin or a contemporary interior, the Superordinate Antler Chandelier is sure to attract attention with its graceful, organic form.

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    Finish: White

    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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    Roll & Hill is an American design-minded furniture and lighting company based in New York, known for its high-quality pieces made in collaboration with independent designers. Founded in 2010 by Jason Miller, Roll & Hill's mission is to create exceptional, handcrafted furniture and lighting that reflects a modern American aesthetic. Roll & Hill is committed to using American materials and manufacturing techniques. Their pieces are made by hand in their own facilities in Grand Rapids, Michigan, using high-quality materials like brass, bronze, leather, wood, hand-knotted rope, and mouth-blown glass. Roll & Hill works with a talented roster of independent designers, giving them a platform to showcase their work and create unique pieces that wouldn't be possible through mass production.

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    Jason Miller is a Brooklyn-based designer and the founder of Roll & Hill. He is known for his elegant and historically rich work, which often takes inspiration from nature and the decorative arts. Miller's early work was more conceptual, including duct-taped chairs and cracked vases. However, he soon realized that he preferred making things to documenting them. He received an MFA in painting and spent time in both the art and advertising worlds, but ultimately decided to pursue a career in design. Miller's work has been featured in publications such as Architectural Digest, Elle Dcor, and The New York Times. He has also won numerous awards, including the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Award for Product Design.