
Chandeliers
Glass, crystal, copper and iron chandeliers on G9, G4, E14 and LED sources, built for lobbies, stairwells and rooms with height to fill.

A chandelier is a volume decision before it is a style decision. This group runs on glass and crystal with copper, iron, fabric and stainless steel hardware, mostly on G9 lamp bases, and the published applications are Home, Living Room, Villa, Lobby, Hotel, Staircase, Bedroom and Bathroom. Every one of them is offered at 3000K, 4000K and 6500K.
What This Group Is Built To Solve
The two failures are scale and service. A chandelier sized from a catalogue photograph rather than a ceiling height either floats uselessly near the ceiling or hangs into head height on a stair. And a chandelier with an integrated LED module becomes a disposable object the day it fails, which is why this group stays on G9, G4 and E14 lamp bases that anyone can change.
Who This Range Is For
Hotel and hospitality projects
Hotel and Lobby are in the published application field of this entire group, and reorderable item numbers matter most where a property runs a refurbishment cycle.
Villa and high end residential
Villa and Staircase are published across the group. A stairwell chandelier is architectural work, not decoration.
Distributors and showrooms
Chandeliers anchor a showroom. Low MOQ makes it possible to display without committing a container.
What Makes This Range Different
Relampable G9, G4 and E14
The dominant sources in this group, chosen so a failed lamp never means a replaced chandelier.
Crystal, glass and copper in one factory
K9 crystal, blown glass and solid copper hardware are all in current production here, so a mixed material design does not need a second supplier.
Custom drop lengths
The single most requested change on a chandelier, and one we handle as a standard modification rather than a bespoke project.
One item number, three colour temperatures
3000K, 4000K and 6500K on the same product, so a whole property can be locked to one number.
Where These Products Are Used
- Double height entrance halls and stairwells, sized to the void rather than the floor plan
- Hotel lobbies and ballrooms, where the fixture sets the property's price signal
- Formal dining rooms, hung low over the table at 3000K
- Villa living rooms as a single centrepiece
- Large bedrooms and bathrooms, at a reduced scale
Catalogue Downloads Covering This Group
Buyers Who Specify This Group
Hotel And Hospitality Lighting
Lobby chandeliers, corridor sconces and guest room pendants that survive a five-year refurbishment cycle and can be reordered piece by piece.
Villa And High End Residential
Staircase chandeliers, marble pendants and stone wall lamps for houses where the fixture is part of the architecture rather than a fitting screwed to it.
Interior Designers And Specifiers
A factory that will make the fixture on your drawing, at the size in your drawing, with the finish on your board.
Wholesale Importers And Distributors
A 771 item catalogue with item numbers, published specifications and low MOQ, built for people who resell rather than install.
Other Groups Buyers Look At
Ceiling Fan Lights
Metal, PC and acrylic fan lights with LED at 3000K, 4000K and 6500K on 85 to 265V, including silent DC models.
Ceiling Lights
Flush and semi-flush ceiling fixtures in iron, acrylic, crystal, resin and stainless steel, including high-output LED models for rooms without the hei
Copper Chandeliers
Solid copper frames with glass and crystal on G9 sources, in branch, flower and crown forms for rooms that want warmth rather than chrome.
Custom Glass Chandeliers
Stainless steel and glass chandeliers built to project dimensions, on LED sources, for voids that no catalogue size fits.
Floor Lights
Iron, fabric, acrylic, feather and glass floor lamps on E27, G9, G4 and LED, from reading lights to metre-plus sculptural pieces.
Glass Tube Chandeliers
Iron, crystal, glass and fabric chandeliers built on glass tube elements, a distinct family that sits between classical crystal and modern linear.
Guides Related To This Group
3000K, 4000K Or 6500K: Choosing Colour Temperature Before You Order
Almost every fixture in this catalogue is offered at three colour temperatures on one item number. That makes colour temperature a decision you have to make at the order stage, and it is the decision buyers most often get wrong.
E27, E14, G9, G4 And E12: Why The Lamp Base Decides Your Maintenance Cost
The lamp base is the least glamorous line on a specification and the one that determines whether a failed light is a two-minute job or a scaffold booking. Here is what each base in this catalogue is for.
Specifying Lighting For A Hotel Project Without Creating A Ten Year Problem
Hospitality lighting is judged on how it looks at handover and lived with for a decade. Five decisions at the specification stage determine which of those two experiences you get.
Chandeliers Questions
How do I size a chandelier to a stairwell?
Send us the void height, the floor plan and where the fixture hangs relative to the stair. Drop length is customisable, so the right answer is a dimension rather than a catalogue size.
Are the crystals glass or K9?
Several products in this catalogue publish K9 crystal explicitly. Check the specification table on the model you are considering, and ask if it is not stated.
How many lamps does it take?
It is published per model as the light source, most often G9. Buy spares with the fixture; matching a lamp in three years is harder than buying ten now.
Can I get a matching wall light?
In many cases yes. Tell us the chandelier item number and we will tell you what coordinates with it.
Get A Quotation On Chandeliers
Send the models, the quantities and the destination and we will confirm item numbers, lead time and a container plan.





































































