The typical lighting fixture used in Italianate Villa houses is often a chandelier. Chandeliers were common during the 19th century when Italianate architecture was popular, and they were often large, elaborate, and ornate in design. These chandeliers were typically made of materials such as brass, crystal, or glass, and featured multiple arms or branches with light bulbs or candles. They were often the centerpiece of the main living spaces, such as the grand entrance hall or dining room, and added a touch of elegance and grandeur to the interiors of Italianate Villa houses.
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