Elk Antler Chandelier
The clients had visited the Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion (Milwaukee, WI), and upon seeing the elk antler chandelier in the grand foyer, they knew they wanted something similar for the dining hall in their lodge near Hayward, WI. Designed by the clients to reflect a 1930’s east-coat hunting lodge, the interior is filled with nostalgia of the period, boasting numerous trophies of elk, black bear, bobcat, vintage furniture, and fabulous views of the surrounding forest from just about every room. The shades are of slumped glass, made by glass artist John Abler of Kiel, WI.
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