We have been working on a suite of chandelier fixtures for an East Coast client. The largest of the three is a 22″ Turtleback shade. Irwin is seen soldering the band of turtleback tiles into position on the shade. We will show the completed suite of fixtures in a future posting.
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We have been working on a suite of chandelier fixtures for an East Coast client. The largest of the three is a 22″ Turtleback shade. Irwin is seen soldering the band of turtleback tiles into position on the shade. We will show the completed suite of fixtures in a future posting.