Truly sculptural presence in our high-ceiling living space. The cascading glass tiers create dramatic visual depth, casting soft, rippled shadows across our neutral drywall. It runs dead silent on our Lutron wall dimmer with zero humming.
As an architectural designer, I sourced this for a clients mid-century modern dining room. The way the translucent, water-etched glass discs overlap mimics vintage Italian Murano fixtures from the 1970s. We paired it with 2700K dimmable LED bulbs, and dialed down to thirty percent brightness, the warm glow through the milky glass is captivating.
Heavy cast glass petals with genuine artisan substance. The brass downrod feels sturdy and supports the circular frame without bowing. Be aware that the fixture is heavier than it appears in pictures, so anchoring the ceiling junction box to a solid joist was an absolute must.
Absolute showpiece above our freestanding soaking tub. The fluid, pebble-like glass shapes add an organic softness that breaks up the sharp lines of our porcelain bathroom tiles.
The scale is just right over a round four-person breakfast nook. It fills the vertical space without crowding the room. Make sure to wear cotton gloves while assembling so you do not leave smudges all over the frosted glass plates.
Looks remarkably bespoke compared to big-box store lighting. The frosted glass softens the ambiance over our dark walnut dining set. Dusting between the layered petals does require a narrow feather duster every couple of weeks, but the aesthetic payoff makes it well worth the chore.
Clean brass plating on the canopy and downrod. Electrical hookup took under twenty minutes, but unboxing and attaching all the glass leaves requires steady hands and patience.
We mounted this tiered glass fixture in our primary bedroom, and the organic glass petals create such a tranquil, serene glow. The frosted, sea-glass texture diffuses the candelabra bulbs completely, preventing any harsh glare when you are lying in bed looking up. Hanging each individual glass leaf onto the brass tiers took my husband and me about an hour, but the layered floral silhouette makes the whole room feel like a boutique coastal retreat.
Sturdy metal framework and reliable brass retention hooks. The diameter provides generous illumination for our entryway console while keeping sightlines open toward the staircase.
Replaced a dark iron chandelier in our formal entryway. Natural daylight catches the frosted petals throughout the day, turning the fixture into an airy glass sculpture even when the power is off. One glass leaf had a tiny rough edge along the top mounting hole, but it is completely hidden once hooked onto the inner brass ring.
Straightforward installation once the central stem is level. The brass finish has a subtle brushed texture that matches our cabinet pulls nicely.
Solid build, crisp satin brass finish, and beautiful light diffusion across our breakfast table.
Thick glass castings that do not rattle or sway when our front doors swing open. Packaging was secure with custom styrofoam cutouts for every single glass petal.
