Chandelier | Saxum

This baroque crystal chandelier with curved arms and pendants suspends its crown of cut pendants above a large table, supported by curved arms and a gold or silver chain, for light that transforms the room. A chandelier of this kind is chosen first for the sparkle it brings, then for its technical specifications.

What kind of light does a crystal chandelier with pendants give?

The drop-cut pendants catch the light and scatter it in glints, so the room sparkles more than it is brightly lit. Crystal does not diffuse light like frosted glass; it works on reflections, and a pendant chandelier is judged by the size and number of its pendants.

• Cut pendants distributed over the curved arms and small chains.
• Drip pans and white sockets that hold the bulbs.
• Protection rating IP20 and CE certification.
• Other volumes: crystal light fixtures.

Where should this hanging chandelier be installed and at what height?

Above a large table, it needs volume and a clear ceiling. The chain is adjusted during installation, which leaves sightlines and movement around the table unobstructed.

• Suitable room: large dining room.
• Hanging mount under a ceiling rose, with a solid ceiling fixing.
• Avoid damp rooms, as the protection rating is IP20.
• See also Industrial chandelier with radiating arms and opal tubes.

Should you choose the gold or silver finish?

A gold chandelier warms a wood, beige or warm-tapestry interior, while the silver finish suits greys, mirrors and cooler atmospheres better. Once installed, it sets the tone of the room.

• Two colours available: Gold and Silver.
• A single material: crystal.
• Same structure and mounting, 2-year warranty.
• See the gold chandeliers in the collection.

How do you match this baroque chandelier without overloading the room?

A baroque-style crystal chandelier is enough on its own: understated walls and just one other metallic accent from the same family. The crystal pendants already provide the detail, so there is no need to add more.

• Curved arms and pendants are very prominent: keep the rest light.
• Matte, solid tones rather than busy prints.
• Other shapes in the baroque chandeliers.
• See the 9-head gold and white globe pendant light.