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I love the brass orb lights but they are sold out (what the link says)

last year

Maureen, contrary to what I thought, the circled pendant light is NOT in line with the other pendant lights. Can you find something similar to the brass orbs you picked out?

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Maureen Mayeaux Design
last year
Leslie, then should that become the recessed can? Can you send photo looking up?
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last year
No it needs to be a light pendant like the others. I can't remember what we were concerned about? Do you remember?

Can you source more brass pendants like the brass orb pendants? I love the brass.
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Maureen Mayeaux Design
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There can be 3 pendants, the scale will be a little bit smaller. Can find one compatible & same style as favorite.

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