Cotton Linen Chandelier

The 3-light (Ø60 cm / 23.6″) suits a round table of 36–48 inches or a 2–4 person rectangular dining table. The 5-light (Ø68 cm / 26.8″) works over a 4–6 person table or a kitchen island. The 7-light (Ø95 cm / 37.4″) is a bold statement piece for a 6–8 person table, a large living room, or a double-height entryway. When in doubt, size up — chandeliers tend to read smaller in person than in photos.

No — bulbs are sold separately. Each arm takes a standard E26 (North America) or E27 (Europe and worldwide) screw base. We recommend 40–60 W equivalent warm-white LEDs at 2700–3000 K — they last years longer than incandescents and glow beautifully through the linen.

Yes — fit Triac-dimmable E26/E27 LED bulbs in all sockets and pair with a standard Triac wall dimmer. All arms dim together on one circuit. A non-dimmable bulb on a dimmer circuit will flicker or hum, so make sure every socket has a dimmable bulb.

Three rod sections are included: 10 cm, 20 cm, and 30 cm. Use one section alone, or combine two or all three, to hang the chandelier at your preferred height. For dining tables, aim for the bottom of the shade cluster to sit 70–80 cm (28–32″) above the tabletop. For a living room or entryway with higher ceilings, you can hang higher for a more dramatic silhouette.

This is a hardwired fixture that connects to your ceiling junction box. If you are comfortable with basic wiring and your local codes allow homeowner installation, the process is straightforward — the rod system and canopy cover all connections. Otherwise, a licensed electrician can fit it in under an hour.

Dust regularly with a soft brush or a low-suction vacuum with a brush attachment. For spot cleaning, dab with a barely damp cloth — do not soak, wring, or machine-wash the shades. Clean the iron arms with a dry or lightly damp microfiber cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners on the brass finish.