Dandelion Glass Linear Chandelier
Product details
Designed for considered interiors
The Dandelion Glass Linear Chandelier creates an airy branching composition for long dining tables, kitchen islands, and open-plan gathering spaces. Clear glass elements spread along a brushed titanium-gold frame, catching warm light without forming a solid visual block. Two nominal lengths allow the design to scale from a medium island or table to a larger architectural setting while preserving the same organic rhythm.
Why It Works
- The branching linear form follows rectangular furniture and keeps sightlines more open than a continuous shade.
- Clear glass elements introduce sparkle and texture from several viewpoints.
- Eight- and ten-light configurations scale the illuminated composition with the selected nominal length.
Dimensions & Options
| 54 in / 137 cm nominal length | Eight E12 lamps. |
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| 74 in / 188 cm nominal length | Ten E12 lamps. |
Product Specifications
| Model | LZ742 / LZ743 |
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| Fixture type | Chandelier |
| Materials | Iron and glass |
| Finish | Brushed titanium gold |
| Surface treatment | Electroplated |
| Light source | E12 lamps; quantity varies by size |
| Voltage | 110-120V / 220-240V |
| Color temperature | 2700K |
| Dimming | Dimmable |
| Warranty | 3 years. View Warranty & Care. |
Installation & Planning
Professional installation by a qualified electrician is recommended.
Center the chandelier on the finished island or dining table rather than automatically centering it on the room. Compare the nominal fixture length with the furniture length and preserve clear space at both ends. Check cabinet doors, tall appliances, nearby pendants, circulation routes, and sightlines from adjoining rooms. Confirm ceiling support, junction-box position, suspension points, and final hanging height before installation. The branching frame should be level before the glass elements are fully aligned.
Packaging & Care
Unpack the frame and glass components over a padded surface, organize the pieces before assembly, and inspect the finish and glass before installation. Keep glass elements separated until the frame is secured. Dust with a dry microfiber cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners, solvents, direct spray, and pressure on glass edges, branches, suspension cables, or canopy hardware.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do the available Dandelion Glass Linear Chandelier options compare?
54 in / 137 cm nominal length: Eight E12 lamps. 74 in / 188 cm nominal length: Ten E12 lamps. Compare the complete gallery drawing with the finished room before selecting an option.
How should this linear chandelier relate to a table or island?
54 in / 137 cm nominal length: Eight E12 lamps. 74 in / 188 cm nominal length: Ten E12 lamps. Compare the fixture length with the finished table or island, preserve clear space at both ends and review sightlines from adjoining rooms.
What light source and dimming setup does this fixture use?
The light source is E12 lamps; quantity varies by size. The catalog color temperature is 2700K and the fixture is dimmable. The selected lamps and wall dimmer must be compatible with each other.
What should the electrician confirm before installation?
Center the chandelier on the finished island or dining table rather than automatically centering it on the room. Voltage: 110-120V / 220-240V. A qualified electrician should verify the support, junction box, mounting or suspension, wiring, controls and local electrical requirements.
How should the Dandelion Glass Linear Chandelier be handled and cleaned?
Unpack the frame and glass components over a padded surface, organize the pieces before assembly, and inspect the finish and glass before installation. Keep glass elements separated until the frame is secured. Dust with a dry microfiber cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners, solvents, direct spray, and pressure on glass edges, branches, suspension cables, or canopy hardware.
Trade and project support
Plan the fixture around the room.
Share room dimensions, ceiling conditions, fixture quantity and project requirements with the Dalmivik team.