Milano Handcrafted Linear Glass Chandelier

Go by the photo. The reference image clearly shows the bar suspended below the ceiling on two cords rather than sitting flush against it, so "flush mount" in the listing data looks like a leftover label from a different product rather than an accurate description of this one. If flush mounting matters to your installation, confirm with us directly rather than relying on that field.

Five G9 bulbs for the 100cm version, six for the 120cm version – one per cylinder, with no shared or hidden light sources. This is one of the few listings in the collection with a confirmed bulb count, so you can budget for exactly that many bulbs.

The bulb sits visible inside each cylinder based on the product photo, with the textured, rippled glass softening rather than fully obscuring it – so you'll see a glowing shape rather than a bare filament, but it's not a fully diffused, hidden light source either. A frosted G9 bulb will look more even than a clear one if you'd rather not see the filament shape.

The 100cm (39.4″), 5-light version suits a standard kitchen island or a smaller dining table, while the 120cm (47.2″), 6-light version gives a longer spread better suited to a larger island or a dining table seating six or more.

It's rated IP20 for indoor use only, which covers normal kitchen conditions, but avoid mounting it directly above a stovetop or somewhere it would take regular steam or grease exposure – that level of moisture sits outside what an IP20 fixture is built to handle.

Switch it off and let it cool, then work along the bar cylinder by cylinder with a soft, dry cloth rather than trying to wipe the whole row in one pass – the rippled texture holds dust in its grooves, so a soft-bristle brush helps for the finer lines without needing anything abrasive.