- What bulbs does the Artemis Double Pendant take?
- Each open globe holds one bulb, so you need two. The open ends suit standard screw-base bulbs; pick warm, dimmable bulbs if you want a soft glow.
- Is the glass real alabaster?
- No. It is alabaster-like glass, made to mimic the look of stone. Real alabaster is heavier and more expensive.
- How is it different from a single-globe brass pendant?
- It has two globes on one arched arm, so it spreads light across a longer surface such as an island or dining table. A single globe concentrates light in one spot.
- Will the brass finish stay the same color?
- Natural brass typically darkens and patinas with age and handling. Some buyers want that aged look; others prefer to keep it polished.
- Where does it work best?
- Over a kitchen island, dining table or entryway. The wide arm needs a ceiling point with room on both sides, and the open globes show bulbs, so use ones you like the look of.
- Where is the Artemis Pendant Double (Natural Brass with Alabaster Glass) cheapest?
- At Layla Grayce, for $860.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Artemis Pendant Double (Natural Brass with Alabaster Glass)?
- 8 stores we checked sell it, including Layla Grayce, Regina Andrew Detroit, Scenario Home, Wayfair, Walter E. Smithe.