Branching metal arms carrying glass beads at their tips, arranged so the whole fixture reads as a molecular model rather than a conventional chandelier. Each arm ends at a different point in space, so the light sources sit at varying heights and distances from the centre, which is what gives the piece its depth from any angle you look at it.
The head count changes the character completely. Six heads is a restrained version, usable over a dining table or in a bedroom. Eight fills more of a ceiling and starts to read as a proper feature. Twelve is a statement, and it needs the height and floor area of a large living room, a villa or an event space to make sense.
It is described as retro rustic, and the combination of exposed glass and branching metal does sit between periods rather than in one. That makes it useful in a living room, a dining room, a bedroom, over a kitchen island, on a balcony, in an office, or for a wedding or a commercial installation. Bulbs are not included; warm white LEDs suit it. Indoor use, and wipe each glass bead with a soft dry cloth.
Materials: glass beads on branching metal arms
Configurations: 6, 8 or 12 heads
Style: retro rustic, molecular, decorative
Suited to: living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, kitchen islands, offices, events
