Chandelier | Raffaello

The chandelier with transparent shades is a baroque crystal cascade that brings together arms bearing cut crystal pendants and transparent glass shades. Available in gold or silver, it is intended for a room with generous volume.

What kind of light does a cascading crystal chandelier give?

The cut crystal pendants fragment the light and send it back in sparkles, while the transparent glass shades let the light sources show without hiding the frame. A crystal chandelier like this one therefore plays on reflections, to be found among our crystal chandeliers.

• Baroque style, cascade shape
• Suspended from the ceiling
• Transparent glass shades
• Protection rating IP20, dry indoor use only

Where should a baroque chandelier be hung in a room?

This baroque chandelier comes into its own in a room with generous volume, where it becomes the focal point. A hanging chandelier, however, requires comfortable clearance, to be checked before ordering.

• Volume and ceiling height to be confirmed
• Double-height living room or entrance hall
• Avoid in damp rooms, IP20

More compact baroque chandeliers are available for a lower ceiling. For a different look, see the Nine-head gold tree LED pendant light.

How do you match a gold or silver chandelier to your decor?

The gold version warms woodwork, light fabrics and classic interiors, while the silver version suits grey walls and mirrors. A gold chandelier keeps the crystal for the light, and the silver finish plays the same role on cooler materials.

• Only two finishes: gold or silver
• Cut crystal, visible frame
• Bold baroque style, a statement piece
• 2-year warranty, CE certified

To stay with light tones, the Nine-head gold and white globe pendant light plays the same card. The gold chandeliers share this finish if you are looking for another silhouette.

How do you tell a chandelier from a pendant light?

A chandelier brings together several arms bearing pendants and shades, whereas a pendant light often lights from a single point. This model belongs to the first family, and how to tell a chandelier from a pendant light explains the difference in detail.

• Several visible arms
• Cut crystal pendants
• Transparent glass shades

For a different register, see the Industrial chandelier with radiating arms and opal tubes. The crystal light fittings bring together other comparable pieces.