Gold Branching Globe Chandelier

A branching frame in brushed gold, splitting and splitting again like a plant coming into bloom, with a glass globe at the end of every limb. The branching is what separates it from a sputnik: instead of arms radiating evenly from a hub, the structure divides asymmetrically, so the globes sit at genuinely different heights and reaches.

Three configurations are offered. Nine lights suits a dining table or a mid-sized living room. Twelve covers a large dining room or an open-plan space. Sixteen is a proper centrepiece and needs an entrance hall, a stairwell or a double-height room with the volume to hold it. Brushed rather than polished gold is the right finish here: it catches light along each branch without throwing hard reflections, so the frame reads as a warm structure rather than a set of mirrors, and it sits comfortably with walnut, marble, deep green and off-white walls.

Glass is finished individually, so slight variation between globes is normal, and brushed gold mellows with age. Bulbs are not included. Installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician, the ceiling fixing must be rated for the full weight and span, and in the sixteen-light version the ceiling structure should be confirmed as suitable before work begins.

• Frame: asymmetrical branching structure in brushed gold
• Shades: glass globes at varied heights and reaches
• Options: 9, 12 or 16 lights
• Style: Nordic, organic, architectural
• Best for: dining rooms, open-plan spaces, entrance halls, stairwells
• Bulbs: not included