Star Glass Cascade Chandelier

The hanging chain is adjustable up to 19.7″ (50cm), so you can set the drop to suit your ceiling. Decide where you want the bottom of the lowest star to sit, measure from the ceiling to that point, and adjust the chain to match. Because the stars hang at different heights, the lowest one is the point to measure to.

Over a table, a common rule is 30″ to 36″ between the tabletop and the bottom of the fixture. In an entryway, hallway or stairwell where people walk underneath, keep the lowest glass at least 7 feet (about 2.1m) above the floor. At 28.8″ tall, it works best with a ceiling of about 9 feet or more in a walkway.

3000K is a soft, slightly golden white, similar to a halogen bulb and warmer than daylight or office lighting. Behind the milky glass it reads as a gentle glow, which suits dining areas, entryways and living rooms. If you replace the bulbs later, look for the same 3000K to keep the same look.

E14 is the socket size. It is slightly wider than the E12 candelabra base common in US homes, so E12 bulbs will not fit. Check the base printed on any replacement bulb before you buy. E14 bulbs are widely sold online and in hardware stores.

No, there is no plug. Hardwired means it connects directly to your ceiling's electrical wiring. If you are replacing an existing ceiling light, the wiring is normally already there. If not, or if you are unsure, use a licensed electrician, as local codes can require one.

Switch it off and let the bulbs cool first. Wipe each star with a soft, dry microfiber cloth, supporting the glass with your other hand so you do not put pressure on the pointed corners. For fingerprints, use a cloth lightly dampened with glass cleaner, and keep the cleaner off the silver studs and frame.