French & Hamptons Style
This linear chandelier builds its light from a geometric steel grid, seven square opal glass shades set at staggered heights across a frame finished in classic pewter. At 87.6 cm wide, it reads as a proper piece of architecture rather than a single fitting, and suits a dining table, kitchen island or entry hall where the ceiling has some height to spare. The open lattice brings a quiet sense of order to a large room without crowding it.
- Drop adjusts from 63.5 cm to 1.42 m using the supplied rods (four short, four long), so it can be set correctly whether your ceiling sits at standard height or well above it.
- Seven G9 sockets each take a 3W LED lamp, included, giving warm 3000k light equivalent to a 28W globe — no need to source bulbs separately.
- Rated for 25,000 hours and dimmable, so the light can be turned down for evening meals or brought up full for entertaining.
- Opal glass box shades diffuse the light evenly rather than glaring, softening the geometric steelwork.
- Ceiling pan finished to match, at 22.6 by 12.7 cm, sits neatly against the ceiling rather than standing out as an afterthought.
A Geometric Grid Chandelier for Open Plan Rooms
The horizontal and vertical lines of the frame give this piece a structured, almost architectural presence, at home above a long dining table, running the length of a kitchen island, or anchoring a double-height entry. Its pewter finish sits well against timber, stone or painted plaster, and pairs comfortably with brushed nickel or steel furniture hardware elsewhere in the room.
Ask us about the recommended replacement lamp if you would like spares on hand from the outset.



