Can the arms really be repositioned?

Yes. The blackened brass arms rotate, so you can set the shades in a straight line or spread them around a round table. Adjust them before final tightening.

What kind of bulbs does it take?

It uses six bulbs, one per shade. The scalloped linen shades are open at the bottom, so standard bulbs work; check the socket type on the fixture before buying.

Will the green shades match my room?

The shades are green linen, so they read as a deliberate color accent. They pair well with warm woods, brass and cream walls but will clash with cool grays and blues.

Is it hard to install?

It is a hardwired ceiling fixture with multiple arms and shades, so plan on two people and a junction box rated for the weight. A licensed electrician is the safe route.

How do I clean the linen shades?

Dust them with a soft brush or vacuum attachment. Linen spots easily, so avoid wet cloths and keep the fixture away from splashes and steam.

Where does it work best?

Over a round or oval dining table, or in a line above a kitchen island. The tiered drop needs ceiling height, so measure before committing to a low room.