Glass Ball Bubble Chandelier
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A statement chandelier built from dozens of matte white glass bubbles in three sizes, mounted on a polished gold or nickel frame. The frosted matte-white globes diffuse light into a soft, even glow and hide the bulb shape inside — each globe acts as a small pendant within the larger cluster. Available in 11 configurations across three shape families: round cluster (compact to grand), long rectangular (over dining tables and islands), and vertical cascade (stairwells and two-story foyers).
Matte white glass
Frosted opal-white globes diffuse each bulb into an even glow and hide the bulb shape — no harsh point-source glare.
Three-size globe mix
Each fixture combines 10 cm, 12 cm, and 15 cm globes in varied counts — adds depth, never reads flat.
11 configurations
From a 22.8″ compact cluster up to a 64.9″ cascade — round, rectangular, and vertical shape families.
Compact to grand circular clusters. Best for dining tables, foyers, living rooms, and bedrooms. The 6-light through 12-light sizes suit 10–12 ft ceilings; the 16-light needs 13+ ft for proper proportion.
| Variant | Diameter × Height | Globe count | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6-light | ∅24.4″ × H17.3″ (Ø62 × 44 cm) | 26 globes (5ר10 + 15ר12 + 6ר15 cm) | ~11 lbs |
| 8-light Compact | ∅22.8″ × H17.7″ (Ø58 × 45 cm) | Mixed Ø10 / Ø12 / Ø15 cm | ~11 lbs |
| 8-light Wide | ∅32.3″ × H22.8″ (Ø82 × 58 cm) | Mixed Ø10 / Ø12 / Ø15 cm | ~13 lbs |
| 10-light | ∅29.9″ × H22″ (Ø76 × 56 cm) | 49 globes (19ר10 + 20ר12 + 10ר15 cm) | ~13 lbs |
| 12-light | ∅33.9″ × H26″ (Ø86 × 66 cm) | 66 globes (26ר10 + 19ר12 + 21ר15 cm) | ~15 lbs |
| 16-light | ∅38.9″ × H35.4″ (Ø99 × 90 cm) | 83 globes (19ר10 + 32ר12 + 32ר15 cm) | ~29 lbs |
Horizontal cluster sized for long dining tables and kitchen islands. The chandelier spans 51–63″ in length with the cluster depth around 24–26″.
| Variant | Length × Width × Height |
|---|---|
| Long 51.2″ | L 51.2″ × W 25.9″ × H 21.6″ (L 130 × W 66 × H 55 cm) |
| Long 62.9″ | L 62.9″ × W 25.9″ × H 21.6″ (L 160 × W 66 × H 55 cm) |
| Long 63″ (tall) | L 63″ × W 24.5″ × H 27″ (L 160 × W 62 × H 68 cm) |
Tall vertical drop. Designed for two-story foyers, open stairwells, and double-height entries where the chandelier reads from multiple floors.
| Variant | Diameter × Height |
|---|---|
| 12-light tall | ∅35″ × H43″ (Ø89 × 109 cm) |
| 19-light cascade | ∅29.5″ × H64.9″ (Ø75 × 165 cm) |
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Globe finish is matte white glass across all variants — only the frame finish (gold or nickel) is selectable.
| Material | Metal frame and chain · hand-blown matte white glass globes |
| Light source | E12 (NA/CA) or E14 (EU/AU) — LED bulb, ≤4W per socket (40W incandescent equivalent), sold separately |
| Bulb count | 6 / 8 / 10 / 12 / 16 / 19 sockets depending on variant — see configuration tables above |
| Voltage | AC 110–240V (universal) |
| Mounting | Hardwired ceiling · standard junction box for variants under 15 lbs; heavy-duty fan-rated junction box recommended for 16-light and 19-light cascade variants |
| Frame finish | Gold or nickel — selectable |
| Glass finish | Matte white (fixed) |
| Hanging chain | 11.8″ (30 cm) standard · extensible on request for high ceilings (email info@.com) |
| Control | Compatible with TRIAC dimmers and standard wall switches (not included) |
| Environment | Indoor dry locations only — not for bathrooms, kitchens above stovetops, or outdoor areas |
| Certification | North America, EU, Australia, Saudi Arabia |
| Warranty | 2 years on frame, finishes, and wiring; broken glass globes replaced free on arrival |
Which configuration should I order?
By room type: Round cluster for foyers, living rooms, and round dining tables — 6/8-light for 10–11 ft ceilings, 10/12-light for 11–12 ft, 16-light for 13+ ft. Long rectangular for 6–8 ft dining tables or kitchen islands — match chandelier length to roughly 2/3 of the table length. Vertical cascade for two-story foyers and open stairwells where the chandelier needs to be visible from multiple floors — minimum 14 ft total drop clearance for the 19-light cascade.
What bulb does it use?
E12 (NA/CA) or E14 (EU/AU) candelabra base. Use 2700K warm-white LED bulbs, ≤4W per socket (40W incandescent equivalent). The matte white glass hides the bulb shape, so either globe-shape G45 or standard candle-shape E12 bulbs look the same from outside — only the glow shows. Avoid filament Edison bulbs in the smaller globes — heat builds inside the closed glass and can over-warm the brass fixture sockets over time.
How heavy is the chandelier — does my ceiling need reinforcement?
Most configurations weigh 11–15 lbs and work with a standard residential ceiling junction box. The 16-light (29 lbs) and 19-light cascade sizes need a heavy-duty fan-rated junction box — many older homes need this upgrade. Verify with your electrician before ordering. All variants ship with the appropriate ceiling canopy hardware; the structural reinforcement is on the home side.
Is it dimmable?
Yes — compatible with standard TRIAC (forward-phase) wall dimmers like Lutron Caséta or Leviton, paired with dimmable E12/E14 LED bulbs. All sockets dim together. Dimming is recommended for the 12/16/19-light variants — at full brightness they're very bright; dimmed to 40–60%, the cluster glows as individual warm points rather than a single bright mass, which is the more atmospheric setting.
What if a glass globe arrives broken?