VONN VMCF41500BL Modern 42.51" Led Ceiling Light, Modern Multi-Ring Ceiling Fixture, Capella Collection, Black

It looks really cool and was exactly what we wanted in our kitchen. We needed something that was asymmetrical because the space was asymmetrical and this fit the bill. One thing to not is that the "long arm" has a small area that is designed to be secured to the ceiling to prevent sagging. We had a strapped concrete ceiling that we could not screw into, but the electrician was able to secure it using permanent double sided tape. It isn't heavy and I assume this should be fine, but it has only been up a week.

Great looking light, however no matter what dimmer I use it buzzes at all light levels. It sounds like you are underneath power lines. I even used the specific dimmer the company recommends and it still makes the sound. I only turn it on if we are watching movies or music very loudly so you can’t hear it hum. I have another Vonn light that does not do this.

Great in our condo . Hugs the ceiling and throws lots of light.

When you spend $400 on something you should walk away from the experience feeling reassured and confident in it's quality. Unfortunately that is not how I feel about this light. Initially I planned to have my electrician install the light but I'm actually glad I didn't. I feel like I might have questioned his integrity when it's quite clear the problems I experienced should be credited to Vonn...The first problem is a design flaw. The part of the light that looks like Mickey mouse ears was sagging on both sides, one worse than the other...the circles were hanging un-parrel to the ceiling looking pathetically droopy. There is a steel L-bracket which holds a circle and affixes it to the frame. I could see it was wobbling and while I was able to identify the screws that were loose on the frame; tightening them didn't resolve the misalignment. The light feels quite fragile so I did not feel comfortable trying to brute force bend the L frame to tilt the Mickey ears upward. As a somewhat comical note I should mention that they do provide white gloves for the install of this thing...which is really a slap in the face to insinuate anyone could mount this light independently. There should be 2 more pair in the box as this install was excruciatingly difficult for my brother and I; both well-to-do home owners.I digress....We ultimately minimized the droopy ear effect by loosing the screws on the l bracket and tucking in small washers to act as shims on the back end of the L-bracket, effectively tilting the circle upward. It is not a perfect nor ideal solution, and is only the beginning of the clusters we encountered.The next huge mounting task which is completely neglected in the instructions is how you secure the long section of your lamp. If you can identify the light as a T than the bottom section of the T needs a support mounted to the ceiling so it does not droop downward. When looking at the instructions you would assume a screw would go straight through to mount to the ceiling. That is not the case...there is a section of the lamp you have to dismantle to access a mount piece which you have to screw into the ceiling, and then a fix the lamp to the mount piece. There is no way I can express how clustrified this was to finagle. Again, let me reiterate that you shouldn't have to finagle or compromise anything when you spend this kind of money on a lamp!! Our solution was to assemble the lamp, apply a temporary 2 sided tape application to the mount which supports the stem of the T so we could identify the correct mount placement, then predrill the hole for the stem mount. Once everything was drilled and the light was ready to be installed it was 10 minutes of unrelentingly arms in the air supporting the lamp while the other brother tried to secure microscopic screws into the stem mount.Conclustion Spare yourself the sanity and look elsewhere. It's a fancy looking light but I just feel annoyed everytime I look at it. The only thing that would make me feel better about this purchase was if I paid a 1/3rd of what I did.

It’s an okay light, now that I own it and see from many different angles it kinda looks like a guys private area, lol I know I know. I would return it if I could, other then that it it bright and with a dimmer works good

Gorgeous fixture, absolute art but BIG! Make sure your room can deal with light size... It’s BIG

Absolutely beautiful light fixture. Great center piece for any room. Very bright, so make sure to use with a dimmer.

Junk !Had to buy 2. Both buzzed when used with any dimmer even with the recommended dimmers. 1 light had a sagging ring and looked like it was not designed to hold its weight.This was installed buy a certified electrician. Currently not on dimmer and way too bright.