Blossom Ceramic Flush Mount Chandelier

It uses the same frosted glass blossom and gold stamen detail as the flower wall light, but built up into a fuller cluster and mounted flat against the ceiling rather than projecting from a wall. If you're pairing it with the wall sconce in the same room, the petal shape and finish should match closely.

The frosted glass diffuses the light quite heavily, so expect a soft, even glow across the room rather than a bright, directional light – it suits a bedroom or dressing room as the main ambient fixture, but you'd likely still want a lamp or reading light for close task work.

The 45cm (17.8″) size works well as a central fixture in a typical bedroom, while the 55cm (21.7″) size suits a larger room or where you want the cluster of flowers to feel more like a statement piece than a background fixture.

It takes E14 bulbs, but the manufacturer hasn't confirmed an exact count for either size – with this many clustered petals, there's likely more than one bulb spread across the dome, so check with us before ordering if the bulb count affects your plans.

It's a flush mount, so it sits close to the ceiling rather than hanging down – at 28cm or 32cm tall it adds some depth, so in a genuinely low room it's still worth measuring the clearance, but it won't hang at head height the way a pendant would.

Turn it off and let the bulbs cool, then dust each flower individually with a soft, dry cloth or a makeup brush for the gaps near the stamens – wiping across the whole cluster in one motion is what tends to catch and chip an overlapping edge.