Six-Light Pendant Chandelier
When you’re looking for a multi-port that’s designed for transitional spaces or longer rooms that need ambient or task lighting, the AiO 6-line chandelier is the perfect choice! This is a six-light pendant chandelier with each light bulb port arranged in a row along a single rectangular .
Our sleek, minimalist design serves as the ideal base for anyone who wants to customize their lighting decor. Start with the basics and then build on top of our chandelier with , geometric bulb cages, metal or glass shades, and more. Or keep it super simple with one of our four pre-set finish options.
Custom & Modular Style
The line series we offer helps you keep your designs contemporary-chic yet simple. The six-light pendant chandelier can be customized with unique finish options to complete your purchase. You can opt for Black, Satin Brass, Nickel, or White for a light fixture that has seamlessly matching hardware and cord colors. Just remember to , as these are not included.
For those looking to personalize their chandelier, we offer a more modular approach. Visit our to build your fixture from scratch. Customize color, cord length, canopy shape, number of ports, port configuration, and so much more. You can even browse over 10 light bulb types and over 30 light shade options.
Lighting For All
Color Cord Company is on a mission to provide versatile, customizable lighting for everyone. Whether you’re a design architect with a multi-million dollar project or an enthusiastic DIYer who wants to refresh the fixtures in your home, we can help you get the job done. From six-light pendant chandeliers to , we have everything you need to light up your experience at home.
Production and Shipping Leadtimes
All of our fixtures and custom items are handmade to order in 7-10 business days. Expedited production is available for a rush fee, if interested . Shipping speed is separate from our production lead time, please allow additional time for delivery based on your selected service at the checkout. Expedited shipping speeds do not expedite production timelines.
