Hudson Valley Geneva 2-Light Ceiling Light in Polished Nickel
This 2-light ceiling light from Hudson Valley is a part of the Geneva collection comes in polished nickel finish.
- Light measures 5" high.
- Uses two standard bulbs up to 60 watts each.
- Wet rated. Can be exposed to rain, snow and the elements.
- Includes a 1 Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty.
In stock
- Brand
- Hudson Valley
- SKU
- 712-PN
$712.00
Description / Hudson Valley Geneva 2-Light Ceiling Light in Polished Nickel
Sleek vintage style and premium craftsmanship combine in our Geneva family. We use exacting techniques to craft Geneva's metal rings with flawless step details. The glossy outer layer of the heavy opal glass gives added polish, while the translucent inner layer evenly diffuses bright light. A twist-and-lock design conceals all mounting hardware for an especially sleek appearance.
More Information
| Brand | Hudson Valley |
|---|---|
| Minimum Advertised Price | 1,602.00 |
| Weight | 7.000000 |
| Collection Name | Geneva |
| Count of Bulbs | 2 |
| Finish | Polished Nickel |
| Glass | Opal/glossy |
| Height | 5 |
| Lumens | 0 |
| Brand Finish | Polished Nickel |
| Material | Steel |
| Max Wattage | 60W |
| Max Watts | 60W |
| Number Of Bulbs | 2 |
| Rooms | Hallway |
| Shipping | Usually ships within 3 business days. |
| Style | Transitional |
| Type of Bulbs | Standard |
| UPC | 806134106416 |
| Width | 12.25 |
| Voltage | 120 VAC |
| Wet/Dry Rated | Wet Rated |
Brand Information
The family-owned Hudson Valley Lighting was actually born from a demonstration of fluorescent lighting at the 1939 New York World’s Fair. That demo was done by William Littman, who operated a lighting business out of his garage but moved to New York’s Hudson River Valley in the late 1940s out of a need for more space. The beautiful surroundings inspired the name of his lighting company and the artful light fixtures they create. Today, Hudson Valley also includes Troy Lighting, Sonneman and Corbett Lighting, but the commitment to creating high-quality lighting with nods to the past remains as strong as ever.
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