Floating Cloud Art Chandelier

Custom Glass Cloud Chandelier Installation — Linear or Round Layout

Dozens to hundreds of small wave-shaped glass pieces hang at staggered heights on individual wires, forming a floating cloud silhouette rather than a single fixture. It's built to order in two layout families — a linear/wave footprint sized from 210 × 60cm up to 240 × 80cm, or a round/spiral layout from Ø 75cm up to Ø 150cm — with a total drop height of 200, 250, or 300cm. Each glass piece is lit from an integrated LED, defaulting to warm white, with the glass available in clear & gold or clear & amber tones. It's a recessed downlight-style installation that requires pre-reserved fixture holes in a gypsum or wooden decorative ceiling; it is not suitable for concrete ceilings, and ceiling panels are not included.

Key Features

• Dozens to hundreds of individual wave-shaped glass pieces suspended at staggered heights, forming a cloud-like cluster rather than a single drum or ring
• Available as a linear/wave footprint or a round/spiral footprint, each in multiple sizes
• Total drop height made to order at 200cm (78.7"), 250cm (98.4"), or 300cm (118.1")
• Each glass piece is lit by an integrated LED, defaulting to warm white
• Glass available in clear & gold or clear & amber tones
• Fully customizable — size, finish color, number of light sources, and wire & chain length can all be adjusted; custom sizes available on request
• Recessed downlight-style mounting into pre-reserved holes in a gypsum or wooden ceiling — not suitable for concrete, and ceiling panels are not included

Specifications

Linear / Wave Layout

Total drop height, made to order: 200 / 250 / 300cm (78.7" / 98.4" / 118.1").

Round / Spiral Layout

Custom sizes available on request — contact us before ordering.

Where It Works

This is built for large-scale, double-height spaces rather than a standard room — think a stairwell running up several floors, a hotel or lobby entrance, or a long dining table under a high ceiling. The linear/wave layout suits a rectangular footprint like a dining table or reception desk run, while the round/spiral layout suits a stairwell shaft or a circular atrium. Because it mounts into pre-reserved holes in a gypsum or wood ceiling — not concrete — it needs to be planned into the ceiling construction rather than retrofitted after the fact.

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