Organic Tree Branch Glass Globe Chandelier

An iron frame formed into asymmetrical branching curves, carrying glass orbs at the end of each limb. Asymmetry is the point: real branches do not radiate evenly, and copying that irregularity is what stops the fitting from reading as a mechanical starburst and makes it look grown rather than assembled.

Three configurations are offered. Eight lights suits a dining table, a bedroom or a mid-sized living room. Twelve covers a large dining room or an open-plan space. Sixteen is a full centrepiece and needs a stairwell, an entrance hall or a double-height room with the volume to hold it. Two light temperatures are available: warm white, which suits the organic form and the brown iron finish and makes a room feel like a forest at dusk, and cold white, which is crisper and reads more modern. Because the orbs sit at genuinely different heights and reaches, the piece has depth from every angle.

Glass is finished individually, so slight variation between orbs is normal. 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 iron in a brown finish
• Shades: luminous glass orbs
• Options: 8, 12 or 16 lights
• Light: warm white or cold white
• Best for: dining rooms, living rooms, stairwells, entrance halls
• Note: confirm the ceiling structure before installing the larger versions