Smoky Glacier Grand Tiered Chandelier

It's a deliberate trumpet profile – the top tier flares outward, the middle tier narrows in, and the bottom tier flares out again, which is different from the more common single-direction cone or dome shape used elsewhere in this style of chandelier. It gives the piece more visual rhythm from the side than a straight taper would.

At 60cm (23.6″) wide and tall, it's a genuine statement piece rather than a subtle fixture, so it suits a dining table seating six or more, a double-height entry, or a living room with a reasonably generous ceiling height. For a smaller breakfast nook or a modest bedroom, it may read as oversized for the space.

It takes E14 or E12 bulbs, but the manufacturer hasn't confirmed an exact count for this listing. Given the three tiers of fluted glass, expect more than two or three bulbs distributed through the structure – check with us before ordering if this affects your plans.

Yes – the 30cm chain can be changed on request, so if you need a longer drop for a taller room, let us know before ordering rather than trying to add a chain extension yourself.

Yes, more so than a single-shade pendant – a multi-tier glass chandelier like this one is heavier and needs careful handling of each fluted panel during install, so we'd recommend a professional electrician rather than a DIY job, particularly for getting the tiers level and evenly spaced.

Switch it off and let it cool, then wipe each panel in place with a soft, dry cloth along the ribbed grooves, rather than trying to remove or shift any panel – the tiers are designed to sit at a fixed spacing, and disturbing one panel can throw off the alignment of the ones around it.