Dining Room Chandelier, Brass and Crystal Tube Cluster with Warm White 3000K Light
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Item details Materials, dimensions, what is in the box
Dining room chandelier with brass and crystal tubes brings a suspended focal point above a dining table or into a tall entryway. Fine black cables hold slim tubes individually or in a circular cluster, with warm white 3000K light for a softer evening setting.
When choosing light fixtures for dining room spaces, compare the ceiling plate, tube height and planned hanging position with your table and ceiling. Choose a single tube for a smaller accent or a cluster for greater visual presence. The 12- and 14-light clusters have a 15.7-inch round canopy; the 18-light cluster has a 19.7-inch canopy. These are canopy measurements, not the overall fixture width.
For a staircase chandelier, plan the suspension around the stairwell and walking clearance. Longer tube bodies create a deeper arrangement, while shorter bodies take up less vertical space. Avoid a low-ceiling hallway or any position where the hanging tubes would obstruct movement. This indoor fixture uses hardwired ceiling suspension; confirm the final hanging height before installation.
Specifications
| Materials | Brass and crystal |
| Finishes | Polished Brass, Blackened and Silver |
| Configurations | 1, 12, 14, 18, 24 or 36 lights |
| Tube Dimensions | Diameter 1.6 in × body height 15.0 or 21.7 in (4 × 38 or 55 cm); excludes cable |
| Round Canopy | 12 or 14 lights: diameter 15.7 in (40 cm); 18 lights: diameter 19.7 in (50 cm) |
| Supplied Cable | 59.1 in (150 cm) |
| Light Color | Warm white 3000K |
| Voltage | AC 110–240V |
| Mounting and Use | Hardwired ceiling suspension; indoors |
What problem does it solve?
This dining area chandelier helps a kitchen dining nook feel more defined when the table sits beneath a bare ceiling. Its suspended brass and crystal tubes create a visual center without taking up counter or table space, while warm white 3000K light adds a warmer tone for evening meals.
Choose the dining room light fitting around the space above your table, not just the number of tubes. Compare the tube body height and supplied cable length with your ceiling and needed clearance so the arrangement does not crowd the eating area.
The problem in numbers
- US households spent an average of $91 on lighting annually. (US Energy Information Administration, 2020 Residential Energy Consumption Survey, 2020)
- US households used an average of 654 kilowatt-hours of electricity annually for lighting. (US Energy Information Administration, 2020 Residential Energy Consumption Survey, 2020)
- Lighting accounted for about 6% of electricity consumption in US homes. (US Energy Information Administration, 2020 Residential Energy Consumption Survey, 2020)
Lighting is a recurring household expense, so choosing a fixture means considering both the room and its electrical requirements. This chandelier offers warm-white light and a suspended focal point above a dining table, but its unconfirmed wattage and light-source details do not support an energy-savings claim.
Why choose this one?
Choose this contemporary dining chandelier if you want a multi-light focal point made from slender tubes rather than a broad shade. Brass and crystal give the design two distinct materials, while fine black suspension cables keep the supporting lines visually light.
Among dining area light fixtures, this design offers useful choices in proportion: each tube is just 1.6 inches across, with either a 15.0- or 21.7-inch body. Single-tube and circular cluster configurations let you choose a smaller accent or a fuller arrangement to suit the space above your table.
What exactly do you get?
Your dining table chandelier comes in the selected tube count and body size, with 59.1 inches (150 cm) of supplied cable. Choose 1, 12, 14 or 18 tubes, each measuring 1.6 inches (4 cm) across and either 15.0 inches (38 cm) or 21.7 inches (55 cm) tall, excluding cable.
Finish options are Polished Brass, Blackened and Silver. A single tube uses one mounting plate; clusters suspend together from a round canopy. The 12- and 14-light versions use a 15.7-inch (40 cm) canopy, while the 18-light version uses a 19.7-inch (50 cm) canopy.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.
Where does this chandelier fit in a home?
This dining room chandelier suits a position above a dining table where there is sufficient clearance for the suspended tubes. Its cascading arrangement can also serve as a focal point in a tall foyer or stairwell. Compare the intended hanging position with the ceiling height before choosing a configuration.
What should I measure before choosing a size?
Measure your ceiling height, table dimensions and the clearance needed beneath the fixture. For this dining table chandelier, tube body height and cable length are separate measurements. The canopy diameter describes the ceiling plate, not the overall spread of the hanging tubes.
What are the tube dimensions?
Each tube measures 1.6 inches (4 cm) in diameter, with a body height of either 15.0 inches (38 cm) or 21.7 inches (55 cm). These dimensions exclude the suspension cable. Choose the shorter body for a more compact composition or the longer body for a deeper contemporary dining chandelier arrangement.
Which light counts can I choose?
The available configurations include 1, 12, 14, 18, 24 and 36 lights. A single tube provides a smaller visual accent, while multiple tubes form a circular cluster. When comparing dining area light fixtures, choose the count for the intended visual scale rather than treating it as a confirmed measure of room brightness.
How large is the ceiling canopy?
The 12- and 14-light versions have a round canopy measuring 15.7 inches (40 cm) in diameter. The 18-light version has a 19.7-inch (50 cm) round canopy. Use these ceiling-plate dimensions when planning the mounting position of your dining ceiling light.
What materials and finishes does it have?
The materials are brass and crystal, with fine black suspension cables. Finish choices are Polished Brass, Blackened and Silver. Choose Polished Brass for a brass chandelier look, or consider the darker or silver finish to coordinate with nearby fittings.
What color light does it provide?
The standard light color is warm white 3000K. This gives your dining room light a warm tone for evening meals. Choose it for that color appearance rather than a cool-white effect.
How is the fixture installed?
This dining room light fitting uses hardwired ceiling suspension and operates on AC 110–240V. Plan its mounting point and hanging position before installation. The supplied cable measures 59.1 inches (150 cm), separately from the tube body.
Would it work as a staircase chandelier?
The cascading tube arrangement can work as a staircase chandelier where the stairwell provides enough space for the suspension. Check clearance along the stairs and landing, not just directly below the ceiling plate. Compare the supplied cable length and selected tube height with the intended position.
Is it a good choice for a low-ceiling hallway?
A suspended cluster is not a good fit where its tubes would intrude into walking clearance. This modern dining room light is better considered above a table or in a taller space with room for its hanging form. The shorter tube body still needs to be assessed together with the suspension.
What comes with the selected configuration?
Your selected configuration consists of a single tube with a mounting plate or multiple tubes suspended from a round ceiling canopy. The supplied cable is 59.1 inches (150 cm) long. Select the tube count, body size and finish for your dining room table chandelier as one configuration.
How does the shape compare with a linear fixture?
This design uses a single suspended tube or a circular cluster rather than a straight row of lights. As a dining table chandelier, it creates a concentrated composition over the chosen position. Compare that circular arrangement with your table shape before deciding whether it gives the balance you want.
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