Matches the description and was easy to assemble and mount.

My 1950s house has an open entry/living room/dining room area. When renovating the house I looked for a collection that had lights suitable for a foyer, dining table, fireplace wall sconces, and general ceiling lighting. With the Justice Design Group Porcelina line I found an economical solution. I found many others I liked but the prices were astronomical ($3,100 for a pendant etc). Things I like: The bamboo leave pattern is consistent across fixture types. The leaves glow nicely. The brushed nickel is even. Installation by an electrician went smoothly. Might be harder for a layman. Things I would change if I had a larger budget: The resin feels fake when you hold it. True porcelain would be nicer but also much more costly. The unpainted white resin is fine for my application because I have darker walls. It can be painted if it's too bright. On the fixtures with armatures, the inside faces of the brackets are a little rough but not enough to make me return the fixture. On the whole, I'm very happy with them. Definitely recommend installing them on dimmers so you can adjust the glow.

Nice light; very bright when on full power, but even prettier when dimmed... so even better if you have a dimmer switch. Like another customer commented, it was a little tricky to hang. After putting it up, my electrician commented that it would have been easier to put it together on a table, and then hang it - rather than putting it together up in the air, per the instructions. Also, he had to file down the socket post to get it to fit properly. All in all, I'm happy with the light, though I do feel it was overpriced (but Wayfair was the lowest price I was able to find...)