These pennants are stunning. I bought three for my hallway and they look amazing

Very happy with this light! I was looking for something unusual for this two piece guest bathroom and it fits the bill. I still have to decorate the room but it looks good already.

I stalked this Sputnik chandelier for (literally) years, so when we finally bought and moved into a new house, I splurged to celebrate. She’s gorgeous, just as expected. Definitely pricey compared with my multitude of other sputniks (consider me a Sputnik connoisseur), but here’s the vibe it’s as if a giant mid century disco ball has turned my bedroom into a 70’s disco inferno…so I’m currently planning where to acquire my white stallion so I can make my appropriately theatrical room entrance! Word to the wise prepare for this baby to outshine the rest of your decor and just accept that it will be the centerpiece of your room, because nobody puts this baby in a corner. Because Bianca Jagger does not compliment the room…she takes it over. Other feedback The “Kryptonite” acrylic spiky arms are larger and have more angular depth than I thought they would (those aren’t the right words but I don’t know how else to describe this-they’re more like elongated rectangular prisms (with squared off ends) rather than spiky icicle swords, if you will), and the overall light the fixture puts out with the recommended bulbs is *much* brighter than expected. This is not a subtle glow- it’s like staring into the sun. I’ll be adding a dimmer ASAP so I can achieve both the intended Planet Krypton look I’m going for, along with some much needed mood lighting ambience capability. Can’t wait to see Bianca with a dimmer installed- she’ll be spectacular! The metal material in the center is akin to a burnished brass, so thankfully no bright yellow gold, which always looks really cheap to my eye. The spikes are acrylic, not glasscrystal, so keep that in mind. They can’t achieve 100 perfect “spit shine” crystal clarity simply by virtue of their being acrylic…but I guess they’re safer (and weigh less) that way too. I’m short a few lightbulbs here and my pictures unfortunately came out terrible-they honestly don’t do the chandelier justice whatsoever. (It’s way cooler.) Hopefully I can add on photos later once the room is finished, but for now, here’s an idea of what it looks like in progress, and you get the benefit of previewing it at its worstwhen unlit (like spotting a natural blonde in the wild, sans mascara.) Do keep in mind that IRL, she’s more spectacular (and also big the scale is probably very close to 2 feet in diameter). A fun keeper for me.

Much prettier in person. Makes a statement. This chandelier looks very high end is absolutely beautiful and bright!