French & Hamptons Style
A brass sputnik chandelier built for rooms that call for a proper centrepiece, the Farleigh Court spreads twelve slender arms out from a central brass sphere, each one tapering into a trumpet-shaped cup that cradles a round opal glass globe. At 124.5cm wide, it reads as a genuine starburst chandelier for entryways, stairwells and dining rooms with the ceiling height to let it breathe, and the aged brass finish carries a soft, warm patina rather than a hard shine.
- Drops up to 230.6cm on its chain, so it suits high ceilings and voids where a standard pendant would look lost
- Twelve G9 fittings run on a TRIAC dimmer, letting you take this multi-arm brass ceiling light fitting from bright dinner-party light down to a low glow
- Bulbs are not included, so you can choose the warmth and brightness of globe you prefer from the outset
- Wired for 220-240V and dimmable, making it straightforward for an electrician to install and set up on a compatible dimmer switch
- Opal glass globes diffuse the light rather than exposing the globe, keeping the twelve points soft and even across the room
A brass starburst pendant light for dining rooms and living spaces
Centre it above a dining table or in an open-plan living room where its full width can spread out overhead, or use it as the anchor piece in a double-height entry. The aged brass and opal glass pairing sits comfortably with warm timbers, marble and the kind of considered, mixed-metal interiors that favour a mid-century brass chandelier with genuine presence rather than a fussy silhouette.
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