Introducing the Trizay Collection by George Kovacs, a blend of contemporary design and timeless allure. Elevate your space with stunning LED lighting that combines sleek aesthetics, innovative technology, and exceptional craftsmanship. Each piece in the Trizay Collection features a sleek black finish that exudes a sense of modern sophistication. The etched white glass shades add a touch of elegance, diffusing the light with a soft, inviting glow. The juxtaposition of black and white creates a striking visual contrast that effortlessly complements any interior decor style. Equipped with cutting-edge LED technology, the Trizay Collection provides long-lasting, energy-efficient brilliance. Say goodbye to frequent bulb changes and enjoy the cost-saving benefits of LED while experiencing the superior quality of light it offers. Illuminate your space with confidence, knowing that you're making an environmentally conscious choice. The Trizay Collection offers a range of options, including vanity, semi-flush, and hanging lights. Whether you're looking to create a focal point in your living room, add a touch of elegance to your dining area, or enhance the ambiance of your hallway, this collection has you covered. The clean lines and minimalist aesthetic make it a perfect choice for both residential and commercial spaces. Raise your lighting experience with the Trizay Collection by George Kovacs and embrace the perfect balance of style and functionality with modern elegance.
Featuring a Black finish with Etched White glass shades
Uses one 63-Watt integrated dimmable LED bulb (Y53) which is included
Overall dimensions: 24 in diameter x 11.875 in height
Delivered: Lumen 2827.5 Initial Lumen: 4695.9 Color Temp: 3500 CRI: 95.6
Made with durable steel, aluminum and glass construction for beauty and is built to last
Engineered to allow adjustable hanging height up to 36-inches
Instructions included for ease of installation
ETL Certified and Damp Rated, suitable for indoor locations
The Trizay Collection designed and created by George Kovacs