Progress Lighting 4 Light Chandelier Rustic Farmhouse Style Modern Hanging Light Fixture for Kitchen and Dining Room Briarwood

Love this fixture. It’s beautiful. I hung it over my rectangular kitchen table. Get a lot of compliments on it. Read more

It was mostly assembled and requires some assembly to get the correct hanging height. You need to have some basic house wiring knowledge to do this job yourself. Great light for remodeling job and pricing is fair. Read more

Awesome light fixture, ez install and looks great in our new rustic room Read more

Love the look, had electrician put up, but he didn't complain about installation. Read more

Pros: All metal construction, decent quality. Looks great. This is one of the few farmhouse chandeliers that has matching wall sconces from same mfgr. Cons: lots of little parts to assemble (not difficult, but tedious) with minimal instructions. Cover plate is only 4" wide. American ceiling boxes are 4"wide, plus little gap for drywall. Meaning that the cover plate does not cover your hole. This is a serious flaw and requires effort to refinish the ceiling. Read more

This light looks like an expensive one from the lamp store. Read more

The style of this chandelier totally changed my dining room. It provides a modern look without being funky. In fact, the lines and the contrasting color of the fixture make the room inviting. I used the vintage Edison lights, and they worked perfectly for this chandelier, as the light they give off is pleasant to the eyes. I can't personally comment on how easy it is to install, as I hired someone. He did need me to hold the light fixture while he connected the wires, so maybe two people are needed. However, he did it quickly. The fixture itself seems to be good quality. I recommend this item. Read more

We installed this fixture not that long ago and we LOVE it. It matched our furniture very well. The brown tone is not as light as it appears in some of my pictures as I used flash so you can see the design. NOTE: The Edison LED lights are NOT INCLUDED. Just want to make that clear so there is no confusion. You will need to buy your own bulbs. It was a little pain to install it but nothing complicated really. If you have changed fixtures or light switches before this should be a problem. The only part that sucks is the chain that was supplied doesnt have openings so they have closed shut. You have to pry them open which usually causes damage to the finish. You must use a towel or something of that sort to protect the finish. Read more