Glass Lighting

Solid wood beams lock together in a five-link grid, and twenty-one opal glass globes sit at the tips of the arms. The result is a long, architectural chandelier that reads as both sculpture and light, sized for a generous dining table or an open living area.Choose walnut for a deep, warm brown or ash for a pale tone with an open, visible grain. Brass fittings join the beams, and because the grain shifts from beam to beam, each fixture has its own character. The opal globes conceal the lamps and cast a soft, rounded glow. We recommend warm white at 2700K: the glass turns a creamy tone and the wood looks rich, while cooler light tends to make the globes look flat and the wood gray.Details Wood: solid walnut or solid ash, with brass fittings Shades: 21 opal glass globes Dimensions: 118 cm (46.5") long, 46 cm (18.1") wide, 46 cm (18.1") high Suspension: 50 cm (19.7") black rod as standard; overall drop about 96 cm (38") from the ceiling Lamping: 21 lamps; warm white LED at 2700K recommended; bulbs not included Weight: approximately 14 to 18 kg (31 to 40 lb) Installation: hardwired; must be secured to a ceiling joist or reinforced blocking by an electrician Sizing: suits a rectangular table of roughly 200 to 240 cm (79 to 94"); hang the lowest point 75 to 90 cm (30 to 35") above the tabletop Ceiling height: with the standard rod, works over a dining table with ceilings of about 2.4 to 2.6 m (8 to 8.5 ft) Light character: even, ambient glow in all directions; pair with dedicated task lighting over an island or desk CareTurn the fixture off and give the lamps time to cool before cleaning. Use a soft, dry cloth on the wood, and never let water or cleaning products touch it. The globes can be dusted dry, or wiped with a barely damp microfiber cloth when they need more attention, taking care that no moisture reaches the beams.

This floor lamp reads as much like a standing sculpture as a light. A slender armature shaped like branching twigs, in iron with a warm brass-tone finish, holds five slumped glass screens printed with botanical motifs. Each screen is lit from within and gives off its own soft, patterned glow, so the lamp fills a room with gentle ambient light rather than a direct beam.The glass is hand finished, so the screens differ slightly from one another and no two lamps are quite alike. With its screens reaching outward, it looks best with open space around it, such as a generous living room corner, a hotel lounge or a loft.Details Dimensions: H 166 cm × W 60 cm × D 60 cm (65.3 × 23.6 × 23.6 in) Materials: iron twig armature with brass-tone finish, five kiln-slumped printed glass screens Light source: integrated LED modules, 2700K warm white Light effect: patterned ambient wash across all five screens, not intended as a reading light Voltage: 110 to 240V, configured for your region Installation: plug-in with in-line switch Weight: approximately 10 to 13 kg Use: dry indoor locations only Variation: hand-finished glass varies from screen to screen CarePlace the lamp away from busy walkways so the projecting glass screens are not knocked.

This chandelier gathers hand-blown glass spheres in smoky gray around a brass frame with a gold finish. The color is in the glass itself, and the globes vary from milky to more translucent, so the cluster reads with real depth. As with any hand-blown glass, each globe carries small variations in tone and shape.The gray responds to the light inside it. With warm white lamps at 2700K, each globe glows a soft café tone at its center, while cooler light leaves the glass looking flat and steely. Warm lamping is part of how this piece is meant to be seen. Light travels through the globes in every direction for an even ambient glow, and with eighteen lamps it can carry a room on its own. Over a desk or kitchen counter, add task lighting.At 80 cm wide, it sits well over a round or square table of about 140 to 180 cm (55 to 71 in), in a living room of roughly 4 × 5 m (13 × 16 ft), or in a large bedroom. Its 100 cm height gives it considerable volume, so a ceiling with some height suits it best. Over a table, hang the bottom 75 to 90 cm (30 to 35 in) above the surface.Details Glass: Hand-blown spheres in smoky gray, mixed milky and translucent Frame: Brass with gold finish Dimensions: 80 cm (31.5 in) wide × 100 cm (39.4 in) high Lamps: 18; warm white LED at 2700K recommended, about 3,000 to 4,200 lumens total Weight: About 15 kg (33 lb) Installation: Hardwired; should be fixed by an electrician to a joist or reinforced blocking CareSwitch off and allow the lamps to cool first. Dust the globes with a soft dry cloth or feather duster. For a deeper clean, apply a little mild glass cleaner to a damp microfiber cloth and wipe the glass, never spraying the fixture directly. Keep abrasive products away from the gold finish.

Three concentric brass rings carry overlapping ovals of swirled glass, with every oval hanging from its own brass pin. The effect is layered and scale-like, closer to plumage than to a solid shade. Each piece of clear glass holds white streaks drawn through its interior, so the pattern lives within the glass itself. Some ovals are nearly transparent with a single pale thread, while others are thick with cloudy white, and that variety across the three tiers gives the fixture its character.The lamps are hidden inside the drum behind the innermost ring, so you never see a bulb from ordinary angles. Light travels through two or three layers of glass on its way out, which produces a warm, dappled glow: brighter through the clearer ovals, softer through the dense ones, with the bottom tier casting the most light downward. Think of it as atmosphere and presence over a table rather than even task lighting.Details Diameter: 38.5" (97.8 cm) Height: 24.25" (61.6 cm) Frame: solid brass rings, pins and chain in a satin finish Glass: clear swirled glass with white streaking, three tiers of overlapping ovals; individual ovals can be removed and replaced without taking a tier apart Light source: 11 x E12 candelabra sockets, bulbs not included Recommended bulbs: matching lamps at 2700K in all sockets, since mixed color temperatures show through the glass Dimming: standard version is not dimmable Suspension: chain from a ceiling plate; shorten the drop by taking out links Dining placement: suits a table about 58" to 77" (147 to 195 cm) wide, with the bottom glass 30" to 36" (76 to 91 cm) over the surface Room placement: scaled for a room of roughly 18 x 20 ft (5.5 x 6 m); without a table below, plan on a ceiling of at least 9 ft for head clearance InstallationThis is a heavy fixture. It should be secured to a ceiling box rated for its weight and backed by a joist or blocking, so have your electrician check the ceiling structure ahead of time. Hang and level the brass frame before adding any glass. The ovals arrive packed on their own and go on ring by ring, starting at the bottom; plan on two people and some patience. Hold the glass by its edges, because fingerprints and smudges become visible once the lamps are on.CareUse a soft brush to remove dust from the glass, since a cloth tends to snag on the edges and pins. Do not spray any cleaner on the fixture, as moisture collects in the fittings and leaves spots. For the brass, wipe with a cloth that is only slightly damp and dry it right away. Skip metal polish, which strips the satin surface and creates shiny patches.

Three concentric brass rings carry overlapping ovals of swirled glass, each one hung from its own brass pin. The result reads as layered scales rather than a closed drum. Clear glass is threaded with white streaks that sit within the body of each plaque, and no two ovals share the same pattern. Some are nearly clear, others are heavily clouded, and that variation across three tiers gives the fixture its character.At 26.5" across and 24" deep, the chandelier is almost as tall as it is wide, so it is meant to be seen from the side as well as from below. It suits an entrance hall, a stair landing or a dining room with generous ceiling height, and it will feel heavy under an 8 ft ceiling. The lamps hide behind the innermost tier, so light filters through two or three layers of glass before reaching the room. Expect a warm, broken glow, brighter where the glass is thin and softer where it is dense, with the lowest tier casting the most light downward. It gives warmth and presence rather than flat, even illumination.Details Dimensions: Ø 26.5" (67.3 cm) x 24" (61 cm) deep Also available: Ø 38.5" (98 cm), only about a quarter inch deeper Glass: Hand-blown clear glass ovals with white swirl streaking Metal: Solid brass rings, pins and chain in a satin finish Weight: 78 lb (35.4 kg) Chain: 72" (183 cm); maximum drop 95" (241 cm) Canopy: 5" (12.7 cm) Bulbs: 8 x E12, not included; matching 2700K lamps recommended in every socket Dimming: Standard version is not dimmable; a dimmable version is available Dining sizing: Suits a table about 40" to 53" (100 to 135 cm) wide, with the lowest glass 30" to 36" (76 to 91 cm) above the surface Room sizing: Best in a room of roughly 12 x 14 ft (3.7 x 4.3 m) Installation: Chain suspended, with height adjusted by taking out links. The weight exceeds a typical ceiling box, so it requires a load-rated box with a joist or blocking behind it, checked by an electrician in advance. Hang and level the brass frame before adding glass, then place plaques ring by ring starting at the bottom. Plan on two people, and hold the glass by its edges to avoid marks that show when lit. Maintenance: Individual plaques lift off their pins for replacement without taking a tier apart CareUse a soft brush on the glass, since a cloth tends to snag on the plaque edges and pins. Do not spray any cleaner on the fixture, as it seeps into the fittings and leaves residue. For the brass, wipe with a lightly dampened cloth and dry right away. Avoid metal polish, which strips the satin surface and leaves shiny spots.

This long chandelier gathers curved panels of textured green glass around a brass frame, set in a broad, even circle. Because the panels overlap, the fixture shows layered depth from any viewpoint, with a sculptural presence rooted in Art Deco design.The color runs through the glass itself, so it grows richer wherever two panels meet. The textured surface diffuses the bulbs, giving a soft glow without glare. Warm light at around 2700K brings out the deepest green. Cooler light tends to flatten it toward gray.Details Materials: textured green glass panels on a brass frame Sizes: 54 in (137 cm) wide or 64.5 in (164 cm) wide 54 in size: five E12 bulbs (E14 outside North America), approx. 69 lb (31 kg) 64.5 in size: twelve E12 bulbs (E14 outside North America), approx. 195 lb (88 kg) Recommended bulb color: warm white, around 2700K Sizing guide: the 54 in suits a dining table of about 79 to 94 in, a large entry hall or a hotel lounge. The 64.5 in is scaled for long tables, double-height rooms and hospitality settings. Hanging height: leave at least 30 in (75 cm) between the fixture and the tabletop Installation: requires a structural ceiling fixing specified by your electrician or contractor

Curved panels of textured clear glass overlap around a brass frame, forming a long, wide circle with real sculptural depth. Each panel catches light at a slightly different angle, so the fixture reads as layered and dimensional from anywhere in the room, with a clear nod to Art Deco form.Because the glass is clear, it carries no tint of its own and takes on the color of the bulbs you choose. Warm white at 2700K brings out a golden sparkle, while cooler bulbs give a crisper, bluer shimmer. The texture diffuses the light so the panels glow softly instead of glaring.Choosing a SizeThe 54 in (137 cm) size works over a dining table of roughly 79 to 94 in (200 to 240 cm), or in a generous entry hall or hotel lounge. The 64.5 in (164 cm) size is suited to long tables, double-height rooms and hospitality settings. At either scale, plan for at least 30 in (75 cm) of clearance between the fixture and the tabletop.Details Materials: Textured clear curved glass panels on a brass frame Sizes: W 54 in (137 cm) or W 64.5 in (164 cm) Bulbs: 54 in size takes five E12 bulbs; 64.5 in size takes twelve E12 bulbs (E14 outside North America) Weight: About 69 lb (31 kg) for the 54 in size and 195 lb (88 kg) for the 64.5 in size Installation: Requires a structural ceiling fixing specified by a qualified electrician or contractor

Curved panels of textured amber glass overlap around a brass frame, forming a long, generous ring with real sculptural depth. The layering reads differently from every side of the room, and the Art Deco lines give the fixture a confident, graphic presence over a dining table or in a grand hall.The color runs through the glass itself, so wherever two panels meet the tone grows deeper and richer. The textured surface softens the light, letting each panel glow with a warm honey tone instead of throwing glare. For the best effect, choose warm bulbs around 2700K. Cooler light tends to make amber glass look brown.Choosing a SizeThe 54 in size works well above a dining table of roughly 79 to 94 in, in a large entry or in a hotel lounge. The 64.5 in size suits long tables, double-height rooms and hospitality settings. At these dimensions, leave at least 30 in between the fixture and the tabletop.Details Materials: Textured amber glass panels on a brass frame Sizes: W 137 cm / 54 in or W 164 cm / 64.5 in Bulbs: 54 in size takes five E12 bulbs. 64.5 in size takes twelve E12 bulbs (E14 outside North America) Recommended color temperature: 2700K warm light Weight: About 31 kg / 69 lb (54 in) or 88 kg / 195 lb (64.5 in) Installation: Requires a structural ceiling fixing specified by your electrician or contractor Coordinating pieces: Matching pendant, flush mount and wall light

This tiered chandelier layers curved panels of white swirl glass over a stainless steel frame. The panels overlap and fall in soft folds, much like draped cloth, and their semi-opaque swirls scatter the light into a gentle, flattering glow.Every panel is hand-poured on its own, so the bands of opaque white and clear glass shift from one piece to the next. No two panels read quite the same. Over a round dining table of roughly 100 to 140 cm (39 to 55"), it sits in proportion, and it works equally well in a bedroom or entrance hall. When hanging it above a table, allow 75 to 90 cm (30 to 35") between the lowest glass and the tabletop.Details Materials: Hand-poured white swirl glass panels, stainless steel frame Dimensions: 58 cm (22.8") wide, 52 cm (20.5") high Weight: Approximately 8 to 12 kg (18 to 26 lb) Lamping: E14 sockets (E12 for North America), warm white 2700K

A slim brass frame carries a row of sculptural glass across nearly five feet, casting one unbroken band of warm light over a long table. It replaces a cluster of separate pendants with a single, composed line that reads clearly from across the room.At 56.5 inches long, it sits comfortably over a dining table of roughly 87 to 110 inches, a long kitchen island or a conference table. For the best balance, hang the base of the fixture 30 to 35 inches above the surface. Warm white bulbs at 2700K bring out the glass most beautifully.Details Materials: Sculptural glass on a brass frame Dimensions: 56.5" L x 15.5" D x 20" H (143.5 x 39.4 x 50.8 cm) Suspension: 19.7" (50 cm) chain included, with longer lengths available at order for tall ceilings and stairwells Bulbs: E12 sockets for North America (E14 elsewhere), 2700K warm white recommended Recommended table length: About 87 to 110" (220 to 280 cm) Hanging height: 30 to 35" (75 to 90 cm) above the table or island

A slender copper column rises to a drum of faceted crystal glass, where the light gathers and breaks into soft points of brilliance. The deep tone of the metal keeps the lower half quiet and grounded, so the eye travels upward to the glowing crown.The lamp has a strong Art Deco character. It sits comfortably beside a reading chair or at the corner of a bedroom, and it holds its own in a dining room or a hotel lobby that calls for a bit of drama.Details Dimensions: 17.7 in diameter × 63 in high (Ø45 × H160 cm) Materials: Copper with faceted glass crystal Weight: Approximately 18 to 24 kg Bulb base: E12/E14

This three-tier pendant pairs solid brushed copper with hand-blown opal glass diffusers. Each of its racetrack-shaped tiers turns on a central spine, so the light can be angled toward a table, a desk or a favorite chair as the evening calls for it.The opal glass conceals the bulb entirely and casts a soft, even glow in several directions, with no harsh glare. Hung over a dining table or in a studio, it lights the people around it as kindly as the surface below.Details Materials: Solid brushed copper with hand-blown opal glass diffusers Dimensions: 45 cm (17.7") wide, 60 cm (23.6") high Weight: About 4 to 6 kg (9 to 13 lb) Design: Three racetrack-shaped tiers that rotate on a central spine Suggested use: Round or square dining tables of about 100 to 140 cm (39 to 55"), desks or reading corners Hanging height: Lowest tier 75 to 90 cm (30 to 35") above a table

This chandelier pairs clustered glass shades with a brass frame, carrying a quiet mid-century feel that suits rooms with a little history as easily as newer interiors. It comes in two scales, so you can match the fixture to the room and the table beneath it.The smaller version brings a gentle glow to a cozy dining room or bedroom. The larger one has the presence to anchor a long dining table, an open-plan living space or a boutique hotel lobby. Warm white bulbs at 2700K let the glass shine softly rather than glare.Details Materials: Glass and brass 55 cm size: 7 lights, 55 cm (21.7") wide by 43 cm (16.9") high, suited to smaller dining rooms and bedrooms 75 cm size: 13 lights, 75 cm (29.5") wide by 55 cm (21.7") high, suited to tables of roughly 150 to 200 cm (59 to 79") and larger living areas Bulbs: E14 sockets (E12 for North America); 2700K warm white recommended

Five colored glass shades sit along a brass frame in this pendant chandelier, casting a deep burgundy glow when lit. At 27.75 inches (70.5 cm) wide, it has real sculptural weight without crowding a room, and the glass reads as rich color even when the lamps are off.It works well over a dining table of roughly 47 to 71 inches (120 to 180 cm), in a stairwell or double-height foyer, or in a hotel interior. Over a table, plan for the lowest glass to hang 30 to 35 inches (75 to 90 cm) above the surface. Warm white bulbs at 2700K bring out the depth of the burgundy best.Details Materials: Colored glass with a brass frame Glass colors: Burgundy, clear or green Width: 27.75 in (70.5 cm) Light source: Five E14 bulbs (E12 for North America) Recommended bulbs: Warm white, 2700K Suspension: 19.7 in (50 cm) chain standard, extendable at order for higher ceilings and stairwells

A slender capsule of solid brushed copper wraps around a hand-blown opal glass diffuser in this modular pendant. The glass conceals the LED source completely, so when lit the fixture reads as a single, even bar of soft light framed in warm metal.Choose the vertical model for a bedside light or a cluster hung at varied heights in a stairwell. The horizontal model rests comfortably above a desk, vanity or slim console, and a row of them makes a refined line over a kitchen island.Details Materials: Solid brushed copper with hand-blown opal glass diffuser Dimensions: 42 cm (16.5") long, 8 cm (3.1") wide Model options: Vertical or horizontal Light source: Integrated LED, hidden behind the opal glass Weight: Approximately 2 to 3 kg (4 to 7 lb) Mounting: A standard ceiling box is usually sufficient; confirm with your electrician

A dense cluster of ribbed amber glass globes gathers into a single cloudlike form, suspended from a brass chain. Because the glass is transparent, the piece reads as airy rather than heavy, even in the larger size.Each globe is hand-blown, so its shape, wall thickness and ribbing differ slightly from its neighbors. These small variations are the mark of real glasswork and mean every chandelier has its own character. Inside, the lamps stay visible through the amber, and the ribs break each one into a scatter of small highlights. Warm white lamps at 2700K bring out a golden glow; moderate output keeps glare in check.Details Materials: hand-blown ribbed amber glass globes, brass chain 60 cm (23.6") diameter: suited to a round table of about 90 to 120 cm (35 to 47") or a bedroom 80 cm (31.5") diameter: suited to a table of about 120 to 160 cm (47 to 63") or an entryway Depth: 52 cm (20.5") for both sizes Chain length: 100 cm (39.4") Lamping: eight E14 sockets (E12 for North America), about 6W each Recommended lamps: warm white, 2700K

This small pendant pairs glass with brass in a compact, sculptural shape. The glass gathers the light and diffuses it gently, while the brass frames it with a warm, fine line. At just over ten inches across, it brings a focused glow to a bedside, a hallway or an entry niche without taking over the room.Hung in a row of two to four over a kitchen island, bar or reception desk, spaced roughly 24 to 30 inches apart, it forms a clean architectural line. As an accent light it is best used for mood and wayfinding, so plan on separate task lighting over a work surface. A 2700K warm white lamp is recommended, since the glass takes on the tone of its light source and looks its best when the glow is warm against the brass.Details Materials: glass and brass Dimensions: 26 cm (10.2 in) diameter, 33 cm (13 in) height Suspension: length made to suit your ceiling Light source: one E14 lamp, warm white LED at 2700K recommended Placement: hang the base 75 to 90 cm (30 to 35 in) above a table or counter Installation: hardwired; installation by a qualified electrician is required CareTurn the light off and allow the lamp to cool before cleaning. Dust with a soft, dry cloth. For the glass, use a damp microfiber cloth with a small amount of mild glass cleaner applied to the cloth, never sprayed directly on the fixture. Wipe the brass with a soft, dry cloth only, avoiding polishes and abrasives.

This radial chandelier is built from solid copper, with branches that extend at right angles and finish in cylindrical borosilicate glass diffusers. The design reaches outward along a horizontal plane rather than hanging as a dense mass, so light spreads wide while sightlines across the room stay open.At 165 cm across, it is well proportioned for a dining or boardroom table of roughly 220 to 300 cm (87 to 118"), and it also suits a generous living room or a double-height space. Over a table, plan for the diffusers to sit 75 to 90 cm (30 to 35") above the surface.Details Materials: Solid copper frame with borosilicate glass diffusers Diameter: 165 cm (65") Height: 85 cm (33.5") Light source: G9 lamps, warm white 2700K Weight: Approximately 18 to 26 kg (40 to 57 lb) Installation: Requires a structural ceiling fixing installed by an electrician

A broad, rounded chandelier in sculptural burgundy glass set against brass. The glass carries a deep wine tone that gives a room one strong focal point, suited to spaces that want a single large fixture instead of a scattering of smaller lights.The color shows best under warm light. At 2700K the burgundy looks rich and saturated, while cooler light tends to flatten it toward brown. Over a dining table of roughly 160 to 220 cm (63 to 87"), hang it so the lowest glass sits 75 to 90 cm (30 to 35") above the tabletop. It also has the scale for a double-height foyer or a hotel lobby.Details Materials: Sculptural burgundy glass with brass Dimensions: 100 cm (39.4") wide, 70 cm (27.6") high Recommended light: Warm 2700K Trade: Drawings and project quantities available for designers and hospitality projects

This compact pendant wraps curved panels of clear textured glass around a brass frame. The rippled surface breaks the light into a soft, layered glow, so a small fixture carries real visual depth.Hung alone, it suits a bedside, an entry or a small dining table. Over a kitchen island, a pair or trio spaced roughly 75 cm (30") apart works well, with the lowest edge sitting 75 to 90 cm (30 to 35") above the countertop.Details Materials: Clear textured glass panels on a brass frame Width: 31.1 cm (12.25") Height: 26.7 cm (10.5") Chain: 50 cm (19.7") standard, with longer lengths available for taller ceilings Light source: One E26 bulb (E27 outside North America) Recommended bulb: 2700K warm white, which flatters the textured glass Sloped ceilings: An adapter can be fitted for angled ceilings Options: Glass color, metal finish, chain length and multi-light canopies can be chosen; a flush mount version is also offered

This linear chandelier sets smoky art glass in overlapping layers along a long brass frame, so the fixture reads as deep and dimensional while staying visually light. The tinted glass mellows each lamp, casting a low, moody glow that suits a dining room after dark.Its 150 cm (59") length is scaled for dining tables of roughly 200 to 260 cm (79 to 102"), as well as long kitchen islands, conference tables and bar counters. For balance, keep a margin of at least 30 cm (12") from each end of the fixture to the corresponding edge of the table, and position the bottom of the glass 75 to 90 cm (30 to 35") above the tabletop.Because tinted glass soaks up some of the light, warm 2700K lamps bring out its amber-grey tone, while cooler bulbs tend to flatten it. With twelve lamps, the fixture produces enough light to illuminate a full table without additional sources.Details Materials: Smoky art glass, brass frame Length: 150 cm (59") Weight: Approximately 14 kg (31 lb) Lamping: 12 x E14 sockets (E12 in North America) Recommended color temperature: Warm 2700K Recommended hanging height: 75 to 90 cm (30 to 35") from table surface to lowest glass Installation: Secure to a ceiling box rated for the fixture's weight, and center it over the table before setting the final drop Also offered: A round version of the same design

Four opaline glass globes sit at staggered points along an asymmetric stainless steel frame, so the lamp reads as a balanced, slightly playful arrangement rather than a single upright column. The design draws on mid-century Italian lighting, with a broad horizontal spread that brings movement to a room while keeping a light visual footprint.The milky glass softens each source into an even ambient glow, well suited to a living room seating area, a reading corner or the edge of a dining space.Details Dimensions: W 41.7 x D 11.8 x H 70.9 in (W 106 x D 30 x H 180 cm) Materials: Stainless steel frame with opaline glass globes Light: Four globe shades Weight: Approximately 14 to 20 kg (about 31 to 44 lb)

A broad ring of heavy cast glass panels sits within a solid copper frame, each slab rippled and uneven so the light passing through scatters into a soft, textured glow. The surface looks a little like frozen water, and because every panel is cast individually, no two look quite the same. Machined copper clips secure the glass to the frame.The 92 cm ring works well above a round dining table seating six to eight. The 122 cm size suits a longer table or a living room, and the 152 cm version has the presence for an entry hall, a stairwell or a room with a double-height ceiling. When hanging over a table, allow 75 to 90 cm (30 to 35") between the bottom of the fixture and the tabletop.Details Materials: Cast glass panels, solid copper frame and clips Finish options: Gold, Black Diameter: 92 cm (36"), 122 cm (48") or 152 cm (60") Height: 38 cm (15") Suspension: 50 cm (19.7") rod Lamp base: E14 (E12 for North America) Color temperature: 2700K warm white

This chandelier pairs glass with a stainless steel frame for a clean, contemporary look that gives a room focus without fuss. The glass diffuses the light into a gentle glow, while the steel lends crisp structure to the silhouette.Two sizes make it easy to scale to the room. The smaller version sits comfortably over a round table of roughly 90 to 120 cm (35 to 47"), or in a bedroom or entry. The larger one is suited to a table of about 120 to 160 cm (47 to 63") or a living room.Details Materials: Glass on a stainless steel frame 60 cm size: 60 cm (23.6") wide, 40 cm (15.7") high 80 cm size: 80 cm (31.5") wide, 52 cm (20.5") high Bulb type: E14 sockets (E12 for North America) Recommended light: Warm white, 2700K, which flatters the glass