Custom Glass Chandeliers
Stainless steel and glass chandeliers built to project dimensions, on LED sources, for voids that no catalogue size fits.

A factory that will make the fixture on your drawing, at the size in your drawing, with the finish on your board.

The gap between a designer's intent and what gets installed is usually a sourcing gap: the right shape exists but not at the right size, or in the right finish, or not from anyone willing to make forty of them. Our engineers develop two to three new items a month and the factory runs its own moulding and hardware workshops, which is what makes a drawing buildable rather than merely quotable.
Custom sizing is available across most of this range. Send the dimension you need rather than picking the nearest catalogue size and hoping.
Copper, brass plating, chrome, black and gold are all in current production here. Ask for a finish sample against your board before the run.
We are the factory, with our own moulding workshop, hardware workshop and producing workshop, so a technical question gets a technical answer rather than a forwarded email.
Every product page publishes lamp base, input voltage, colour temperature options, CRI where we have it, rated lifespan and size, which is most of what a specification sheet needs.
Stainless steel and glass chandeliers built to project dimensions, on LED sources, for voids that no catalogue size fits.
Large stainless steel and crystal chandeliers on G9 sources for atria, ballrooms and commercial voids.
Large-diameter aluminium and stainless steel sculptural pendants on LED sources, for spaces where the fixture is the centrepiece.
Iron frames with silk shades in sculptural forms, on LED, E27 and E26 sources, for rooms that need softness rather than sparkle.
Yellow travertine and stone shades on wood and metal hardware, lit by LED, G9 and E27 sources, where the stone glows rather than reflects.
Solid copper frames with glass and crystal on G9 sources, in branch, flower and crown forms for rooms that want warmth rather than chrome.
A dimensioned drawing is ideal. A photograph with a target size works. Say what the fixture has to do in the room, not only what it has to look like.
Where the drawing will not build safely at that size, we say so and propose the change rather than quoting it and failing later.
7 to 10 days on a sample order; longer where new tooling is genuinely needed, and we will tell you which case you are in.
45 to 60 days for a new order, with a QC photo report before shipment.
The model stays on file under its item number, so a phase two or a replacement matches.
Travertine, alabaster and marble shades are quarried, so no two are identical. Here is how to specify a matched set, what variation to accept, and where the real risks are.
Most custom lighting quotations are wrong because the brief was incomplete. Six pieces of information turn a vague enquiry into a price you can rely on.
Glass, crystal and stone are most of this catalogue, and they break in transit for reasons that have nothing to do with the freight forwarder. Packaging engineering is the whole answer.
It depends on what the change is. A size or finish change on an existing model usually does not need new tooling. A new shape does. We will tell you which before you commit.
We will not copy a protected design. We will happily use it as a starting point and build something to your own drawing.
Treat it as a new order, so 45 to 60 days, plus sample time before that.
Products in the range hold CE, BS, RoHS, VDE, SASO, ETL, UL and SAA marks, and our factories operate in accordance with ISO 9001. Ask for the certificate covering the specific model, because it is per product rather than blanket.
Tell us the project and the problem your team keeps hitting, and the answer names item numbers rather than categories.