Tiered Globe Chandelier for Dining Table, 9, 12 or 15 Lights

A single brass ring, cable-hung from a flush round canopy, carries its alabaster globes on alternating short and long stems, so the light lands at two heights instead of one flat plane. Lit, the stone glows a warm honey-white and the veining reads right through it; unlit, the globes sit as pale, softly opaque spheres against warm brass.

The ring spans 70 to 100 cm (27.6 to 39.4″) depending on the configuration you take, yet it is only 35 cm (13.8″) deep — wide enough to carry a dining table or an entrance hall, shallow enough to leave the headroom alone.

What makes it work

• Natural alabaster globes — each one is cut from real stone, so the veining that lights up belongs to your fixture and no other.
• Staggered brass stems — short and long arms alternate around the ring, dropping the globes to two levels so the light layers instead of forming a flat circle.
• Three widths, one depth — 9, 12 or 15 heads across 70, 80 or 100 cm (27.6, 31.5 or 39.4″), all on the same 35 cm (13.8″) frame.

How far it hangs

The suspension cable measures 59 cm (23.2″) and the fixture adds 35 cm (13.8″), so as supplied it reaches about 94 cm (37″) below the ceiling. Over a dining table you want 76 to 91 cm (30 to 36″) of clear air between the tabletop and the lowest globe — measure your ceiling against that 94 cm (37″) figure before you choose a size.

Alabaster is natural stone

Tone, translucency and veining shift from one piece to the next. The globes that arrive will not match the photographs exactly, and they will not match each other exactly either. That is what real stone does, and it is the whole difference between a stone shade and a moulded one.

Bulbs and wiring

Every head takes a G9 bulb, bought separately, so warmth and brightness stay your decision. The fixture wires straight into a ceiling point at AC 110-240 V and carries an IP20 rating, which means no moisture protection at all: dry indoor rooms only, never a bathroom and never a covered porch.

Available sizes

Specifications

Technical specification sheet available on request.

Frequently asked questions

Which width suits my room?
Over a dining table, a chandelier roughly half to two-thirds the width of the table sits comfortably, which usually points to the 70 cm (27.6″) nine-head or the 80 cm (31.5″) twelve-head. The 100 cm (39.4″) fifteen-head is built for an entrance hall, a stairwell or a double-height room.

Are bulbs included?
No. Each head takes a standard G9 bulb, sold separately, so you set the colour and the output yourself.

Can it go in a bathroom?
No. The IP20 rating carries no moisture protection, so keep it to dry indoor rooms.

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