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7 years ago

How do you describe this style of light? Is there an official searchable name for wide creeping ceiling lights? I want to see if there are comparables

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Montaltolamp
7 years ago
Hello, this is a very interesting question. Thank you, but honestly we don't know if there is a specific term to describe this style. In our lighting collection we have many items manufactured in that way. We invite you to visit our online store: www.montaltolamp.mybigcommerce.com

And please let us know if you have found the correct term, thank you!
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