Built from hand-blown glass vessels in complementary hues and geometric profiles, this multi-shade ceiling lamp introduces an earthy, serene aesthetic to dining rooms, lounges, or hallways. The irregular arrangement of tinted jars scatters illumination gently, delivering both functional lighting and sculptural texture. Note that the White shade exhibits a subtle mint or pale green undertone due to artisan craftsmanship and studio photography; actual color may shift slightly depending on ambient lighting conditions.
Flexible mounting dimensions accommodate various room layouts. Available base plates include a 30 cm rectangular frame, a 50 cm rectangular panel, dual 70 cm long supports, and circular mounts sized at either 30 cm or 50 cm diameter. Each configuration pairs with a fixed 150 cm suspension cord that allows straightforward height customization. Longer cables are offered upon request.
The fixture features a dark metal skeleton securing the colored glass shades. Built-in LED chips emit customizable tones across a warm spectrum (3000K), neutral palette (4000K), or cool daylight output (6000K). Powered by standard 110–240 V alternating current, the unit requires direct hardwiring to a junction box. An IP20 damp classification confirms indoor-only usage where humidity exposure remains minimal.
Ambient mood control is achieved through compatible TRIAC wall dimmers when ordering the adjustable-brightness version. Routine switching works perfectly alongside standard on-off panels. Browse verified TRIAC dimmers using curated retail selections online.
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Production complies with safety directives recognized across North America, Europe, Australia, and Saudi Arabia. Professional documentation is freely accessible for architects and electricians:
- Complete technical specification sheets
- Detailed mounting and wiring guides
- Digital 3D modeling files for both two-head linear arrangements and four-head circular platforms
- Scaffold-free assembly tutorial