Cascade Petal Grand Tiered Fixture

It shares the same tiered dome construction as the textured teardrop chandeliers – petals hooked onto a frame, cascading from a wide top to a single point at the base – but the glass here is smooth and pearlescent rather than crosshatched, so the finished look is softer and more reflective than textured.

For a round table, keep the chandelier to roughly a third of the tabletop's diameter so it doesn't overwhelm the surface – the 50cm size suits a smaller round table, while the 80cm size reads better centred over a long rectangular table or in a double-height entry.

The listing doesn't specify an adjustable chain length, so treat the height figures given as the drop you'll get as supplied. If your ceiling is unusually high or low, it's worth asking us before ordering whether the chain can be shortened or extended.

It takes E14 bulbs, though the manufacturer hasn't confirmed an exact count per size. With three sizes spanning a fairly wide range, the bulb count likely increases with the larger domes – check with us before ordering if you're planning your lighting load around it.

Yes, more so – a multi-tier glass chandelier like this one is heavier and bulkier than a standard pendant, so it needs a secure ceiling fixing and careful handling of the individual petals during install, which is why we'd recommend a professional electrician rather than a DIY job.

A quick pass with a feather duster every couple of weeks keeps dust from building up on the smooth petals, since it wipes off easily compared to textured glass. For a deeper clean, switch it off, let it cool, and go petal by petal with a soft, dry cloth rather than brushing across the whole tier at once.