Glam Luxury Frosted Feather Glass Living Room Tiered Chandelier

A common rule for a table is to pick a fixture at least 12″ narrower than the table: about 31″ wide or larger for the 18.9″ size, 36″ for the 23.6″ size, and 44″ for the 31.5″ size. The two smaller sizes are the same height, 13.8″, so the 23.6″ one is wider and flatter. The 31.5″ size is both wider and taller, at 17″, and suits a large table or a room with a high ceiling.

A few of the leaves are gold metal instead of glass, cut with a fine pattern of small holes, like lace or a honeycomb. They add sparkle and break up the white glass. They are scattered through the tiers, so your fixture will have the same mix as the photo, but the gold leaves may fall in slightly different places.

Mostly not. The glass leaves are frosted, so they hide the bulbs and spread the light into a soft glow, with the veining showing as fine lines. Through the cut-out gold leaves, you will see small points of warm light, like stars. Frosted glass absorbs some of the light, so choose bright warm white LEDs.

It hangs from a short chain wrapped in fabric under a round canopy. Over a table, a common guide is to hang the bottom 30″ to 36″ above the tabletop. In a walkway, keep the bottom at least 7 feet above the floor. Add the fixture height to the chain to see how much ceiling you need. Ask us for the chain length, and send us your ceiling height, and we will confirm what you need.

The socket is E14, which is slightly wider than the E12 base common in the US, so check the base printed on the box. Ask us for the number of lights and the maximum wattage in the size you want before you order. It is listed as compatible with common wall switches, which are not included. Dimming is not listed, so ask us first if you want to use a dimmer.

It is hardwired, and we recommend professional installation. It is rated IP20 for indoor dry locations only, so do not hang it in a bathroom, over a shower or bathtub, or on a covered patio.

Switch it off and let the bulbs cool. Work from the top tier down so dust falls onto leaves you have not cleaned yet. Wipe each glass leaf with a soft, dry microfiber cloth, holding it steady with your other hand. For the gold leaves, use a soft, dry brush to get dust out of the small holes. Frosted glass shows fingerprints, so avoid touching it with bare hands. Keep liquid cleaners off the gold finish.