Light fixture | Delfinia

A light fixture with a metal frame of vertical tubes and cut crystal hangs above a table or in an entryway, where its long silver tubes create a cascade of light. In a modern interior, it makes a strong statement without visual heaviness.

What kind of light does this crystal pendant give?

A crystal light fixture like this one stands out first for the way it diffracts the source: the vertical tubes set with cut crystal reflect light in soft facets. The final mood depends on the source you install, warmer or more neutral.

• Cut crystal that reflects light in facets
• Metal frame with a silver finish
• Cascade shape carried by long vertical tubes
• Suspended ceiling mounting

Where to install a cascade light fixture in the home?

This model takes center stage above a table, in an entryway or a contemporary living room, as in the visuals with a grey sofa and a large picture window. Allow clear space above the fixing point so the tubes can breathe.

• Indoor living space, not a damp room
• Clear space required above the fixing point
• A presence that structures the space without overcrowding it
• To be complemented by everyday accent lighting

Other formats are gathered in our design pendants.

How to match this silver light fixture to a modern interior?

Silver and cut crystal pair well with neutral tones and contemporary furniture, grey, white or light wood. This modern light fixture blends into a pared-back decor, and its crystal catches both daylight and evening light.

• Silver finish, a single model sold
• Asserted modern style
• Crystal that catches daylight as well as evening light
• A natural match with a grey sofa or a picture window

It joins the silver-toned light fixtures. The most elaborate pieces are found in the ArtCrystal collection.

Why choose a crystal light fixture rather than a glass pendant?

The cut crystal of this light fixture works light into facets and reflects glints, whereas plain glass stays more neutral and transparent. Here the light falls through the volume instead of concentrating in a single globe, to compare with Sphère Céleste, glass pendant.

• Cut crystal, not glass
• Long vertical tubes rather than a single globe
• Cascade shape that falls through the volume
• A character piece designed for a high ceiling

If you prefer a warm metal, Lueur Sylvestre, nine-head gold pendant changes the mood. Our article on this year's trending light fixture styles helps you decide, and Cocoon, textured dome pendant remains a more enveloping option.