The Scallop Flush Mount is a modern lighting fixture designed by the Nova Design Team in 2026. This flush mount features a sleek weathered brass steel body and base that exudes sophistication. Its drum-shaped shade, crafted from white linen, complements the modern aesthetic while providing a soft, diffused light. Ideal for rooms where ceiling height is a concern, this fixture seamlessly integrates into bedrooms, living rooms, or dining areas, offering a clean and unobtrusive profile.Equipped with an Elv dimmer, the Scallop Flush Mount allows for adjustable lighting, providing the perfect ambiance for any occasion. Its contract-grade materials ensure durability and longevity, making it a reliable choice for both residential and commercial spaces. As part of Nova of California's rich heritage, this fixture embodies a century of craftsmanship and innovation, designed to elevate spaces that matter most.
The Scallop Flush Mount is a modern lighting fixture designed by the Nova Design Team in 2026. This flush mount features a sleek weathered brass steel body and base that exudes sophistication. Its drum-shaped shade, crafted from white linen, complements the modern aesthetic while providing a soft, diffused light. Ideal for rooms where ceiling height is a concern, this fixture seamlessly integrates into bedrooms, living rooms, or dining areas, offering a clean and unobtrusive profile.Equipped with an Elv dimmer, the Scallop Flush Mount allows for adjustable lighting, providing the perfect ambiance for any occasion. Its contract-grade materials ensure durability and longevity, making it a reliable choice for both residential and commercial spaces. As part of Nova of California's rich heritage, this fixture embodies a century of craftsmanship and innovation, designed to elevate spaces that matter most.
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