Westinghouse 6342000 Scholar Four-Light Indoor Convertible Chandelier/Semi-Flush Ceiling Fixture, Oil Rubbed Bronze Finish with White Opal Glass, Oil-Rubbed Bronze

Nice bright light for our eat-in-kitchen. Fits with our traditional-style kitchen without looking like it’s a dated fixture.

This fixture is absolutely gorgeous! I purchased it for my Art Deco bathroom and it looks stunning. It gives off the perfect amount of light. It was very easy to install and the directions were very clear. I highly recommend this fixture and the coordinating sconce lights.

We installed these to replace overhead light fixtures in a Victorian apartment. The rooms have very high ceilings, so it was great to be able to adjust these to the height we wanted (see photos). As others have said, they are relatively light weight for a metal fixture, but when installed they look substantial. The effect in both rooms is really nice. The finish is quite dark - almost appears black, but that was fine for our use. We used warm soft white LED bulbs & have these on a dimmer switch which makes it great. Can give plenty of light or tone it down. When we installed these we found it was helpful to have two people when attaching to the ceiling - just so one could take the weight off while the other screwed it to the ceiling.

I purchased this after seeing it on Chris Loves Julia (Blog). This is perfect for a vintage look in our old house. Love it and it was a fraction of the price a similar light would have been at a high end retailer.

Just love this light and how classy it looks in my dining room. I added a dimmer switch which makes it even nicer since you can control the brightness.

Overall this chandelier hits on the look. They did a good job creating a re-pop fixture; the glass shades are good quality, the lamp itself is very thin gauge metal allowing some flex here and there. You will need to adjust various parts once hung to get everything in line and square as like I said it will flex a little and have slight deformations out of the package (very little). The finish is not oil rubbed but rather a flat/textured black spray paint applied, this does rub off onto your fingers when installing (though it doesn't come off the fixture itself).Good fixture if looking for a repop fixture to fit your 1920-1930s era home.

Love the look of this. I bought this for my kitchen a few years ago, had it professionally installed. Within the first 3 months one of the lights went dead. After the first year, two are dead. It's hung from a high ceiling so it's not getting rewired anytime soon. And I shouldn't have to rewire a brand new light fixture. I liked buying a Westinghouse product because of the old reliable name. I am very disappointed.

Went together well and looks great.

We update our light fixtures this fall, what difference it made. Reminds me of the lighting in my elementary school. And it provides excellent lighting in our dining room