Round Tiered Glass Teardrop Dome Chandelier

As a rough guide, keep the chandelier's diameter to roughly a third of the table's diameter so it doesn't dominate the surface below – the 60cm (23.7″) size suits a table up to about 180cm across, while the 100cm (39.5″) size is built for a larger round table or an entry with real height to fill.

Because each larger size adds more rows of teardrops rather than just stretching the existing ones, the drop grows from 52cm at the smallest size to 78cm at the largest – so going up a size changes both the width and how far it hangs down, not just the footprint.

It takes E14 bulbs, but we don't have a confirmed bulb count per size from the manufacturer – with this many layered glass drops, the number likely scales with the size, so it's worth checking with us before ordering if you're planning the room's lighting load around it.

A chandelier built from this many individual glass drops is substantially heavier than a single-shade pendant, so it needs a secure ceiling fixing rather than a standard lightweight hook – this is exactly why the listing recommends professional installation rather than a DIY swap.

Its IP20 rating means it's built for dry indoor spaces only, with no moisture protection, so even a well-ventilated bathroom isn't the right setting – save it for a dining room, entry, or living space instead.

Switch it off and let it cool, then work in sections with a soft, dry cloth rather than trying to reach every drop in one go – a long-handled duster helps for the inner rows you can't easily reach from outside the dome, and a soft brush gets into the textured grooves without scratching.