Additional Features

• Arcing arms nod to a traditional chandelier profile while the cog-and-cable center keeps the whole fixture reading modern.
• Every globe is assembled from six shaped glass slices, so the seams themselves become part of the pattern overhead.
• Bubbled art glass scatters illumination into flecks rather than one hot spot, which is easier on the eyes at a dining table.
• Each shade unscrews completely, so a chipped globe can be swapped without servicing the entire chandelier.
• The frame spans wide but stands low, so it reads as a broad ring of light rather than a tall centerpiece blocking the view across a table.