We have this hanging over our dining room and everyone always LOVES it. It's totally unexpected in what is otherwise a very midcen home (mahogany walls, stone fireplace, cork floor). I needed a pendant to plug in, b/c the flat roof would not accommodate anything hard wired. After a year of searching, I went with this as a temporary solution and now it's the whimsy piece that totally makes the room.

Ah that's exactly what I'm looking for in my 1940s eat in kitchen!

Why is it being called, specifically, a "3-D" chandelier? Aren't all chandeliers that occupy a physical space 3-D?

maryx3 -- I think it's because the chandelier has the look of those faux-chandelier wall decals that are so ubiquitous right now, except it's... 3d.

personally, i get a tad tired of people saying how cheap things are. ya know, some of us are on a budget. & what's more, some of us think it's better to live simple & invest in what's important. as much as i would like being able to plonk down $5000 for a couch, as a disabled artist, i have to save to buy stuff at ikea. that's ok. it makes me creative.

anyway, yes, i have seen this all over, but it's mostly just a few places here & there on "small space big style". so, it's safe to say most regular people aren't aware of it. i don't think it's at the trucker hat ugg stage. lol

the theme in my place is sort of MOLD / alice in wonderland. i love modern, but i also love the stories of vintage pieces. i have this hanging in my walk through closet. i love it & people always comment on it, even people who don't care about design. it's unexpected & fun. here's a low quality cell phone pic i snapped of mine. http://www.flickr.com/photos/23144270@N05/2650334215/

I have been thinking about purchasing this piece for quite some time now. I thought that it would look fun in my walk in closet...I am a fan of this.

Thanks for the photo, mariegael, your place is great!