Golden Feather Grand Tiered Chandelier

A common rule for a table is to pick a fixture at least 12″ narrower than the table. By that rule, the 18.9″ size suits a table about 31″ wide or larger, the 23.7″ size about 36″ or larger, and the 31.5″ size about 44″ or larger. In a double-height foyer, the 31.5″ size has the most presence, since a smaller fixture can look lost in a tall space.

It hangs from a chain and is wired directly into the ceiling. Over a table, a common guide is to hang the bottom 30″ to 36″ above the tabletop. In a foyer or stairwell, keep the bottom at least 7 feet above the floor. Send us your ceiling height and where you want the bottom of the fixture, and we will confirm the chain length you need.

Partly. The leaves are clear, so you can see the bulbs inside as soft, softened shapes. The diagonal ribbing breaks the light into fine lines, so the bulbs do not look like bare points. The tiers overlap, so from the side you see mostly glowing glass, and from directly below you see more of the bulbs.

Yes, the bulbs are user-replaceable. The socket is E14, which is slightly wider than the E12 base common in the US, so check the base printed on the box. Warm white bulbs suit the brass and the clear glass best, and give a soft golden glow. Buy all the bulbs in the same type so the fixture glows evenly.

It is hardwired, which means it connects directly to your ceiling's electrical wiring, with no plug. If you are unsure about your wiring, use a licensed electrician, as local codes can require one. Dimming is not listed. If you want to use a dimmer, ask us first so we can confirm it works with your bulbs and setup.

Its feather shapes and brass finish suit neoclassical, traditional and maximalist rooms, such as a formal dining room with dark wood, a foyer with a curved staircase, or a living room with rich fabrics. The clear glass keeps it light, so it also works in a simpler room as a single decorative piece.

Switch it off and let the bulbs cool. Work from the top tier down so dust falls onto leaves you have not cleaned yet. Dust settles in the ribs, so run a soft, dry brush along them, then wipe each leaf with a microfiber cloth, holding it steady. Keep liquid cleaners off the brass finish.