A circular French Art Deco salmon tinted frosted art glass and nickeled bronze chandelier by Petitot circa 1930. The fleshy peach/ apricot crush /pink/ living coral color creates a soft and elegant aura. This decorative fixture features a large central bowl shaped center glass with a highly stylized geometric, pyramidal design. It culminates with a stepped canopy, supported by a six sided central pole which splays out to extend to 3 arms each topped by three fluted bobeches holding matching geometric motif satellite glass cups The pendant light embodies a warm and comforting hue, reminiscent of Pantone's 2024 color of the year "Peach Fuzz". This gentle blend of pink and orange tones creates a soft, nurturing presence, making it an ideal choice for spaces that aim to evoke a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. The peach hue provides a light and effervescent contrast to solid surfaces such as stone or polished concrete. It offers a brightened counterpoint to darker wood and metal finishes, yet it can seamlessly integrate with light oaks or brighter metallics as well. Whether used as an accent or an anchor color, this color adds a versatile and refreshing touch to various design schemes. The fixture is romantic, velvety and subtly sensual and can be used in many rooms eg: a bedroom, dining room, foyer, entry, hallway, study, bathroom, kitchen and can be used with any settings, Modern, Transitional, English, Hollywood Regency, Art Deco, Traditional, French, Biedermeier, Minimalist, Italian design, Industrial .