Dining Room Chandelier with Opal Glass Shades, Copper-Tone Floral Iron Frame, 5 or 8 Lights
Estimated delivery: 3–10 days
Item details Materials, dimensions, what is in the box
Dining room chandelier with opal glass shades and a copper-tone iron frame brings floral detail to the space above your table. Curved, leaf-adorned arms give a bare ceiling a botanical focal point, while the glass shades surround the bulbs rather than leaving them exposed.
Choose between a 25.6-inch-wide, five-light configuration and a broader 35.4-inch-wide, eight-light configuration. For a dining room light over table placement, compare each diameter with your tabletop and check the fixture height against your ceiling clearance. The wider option offers a larger visual presence; the narrower option takes up less space above the table.
This floral chandelier uses E27-base bulbs. Before ordering, confirm the required voltage for your home's electrical system so the fixture can be configured appropriately. Use the stated dimensions to plan its position before arranging installation.
Specifications
| Material | Iron frame and opal glass shades |
| Finish | Copper-tone |
| Design | Curved, leaf-adorned arms with floral detailing |
| 5-Light Configuration | 25.6 in diameter × 27.6 in high (65 × 70 cm) |
| 8-Light Configuration | 35.4 in diameter × 29.5 in high (90 × 75 cm) |
| Canopy Diameter | 3.9 in (10 cm) |
| Shade Dimensions | 4.5 in diameter × 5.1 in high (11.5 × 13 cm) |
| Bulb Base | E27 |
| Voltage | Customized to the destination's electrical standard; confirm required voltage before ordering |
What problem does it solve?
It gives a kitchen dining area a defined focal point when the table feels disconnected from the rest of the room. This dining area chandelier combines copper-tone branches, leaf details and opal glass shades to draw attention to where you sit down to eat, rather than adding more decoration to your counters.
If your existing dining room light fitting looks out of proportion above the table, the two diameters let you choose a closer visual fit. Compare the 25.6-inch and 35.4-inch options with your table width and available ceiling clearance before deciding.
The problem in numbers
- Lighting accounted for about 6% of electricity consumption in US homes. (U.S. Energy Information Administration, Residential Energy Consumption Survey, 2020)
- US households spent an average of $91 annually on lighting. (U.S. Energy Information Administration, Residential Energy Consumption Survey, 2020)
- US households used an average of 654 kilowatt-hours of electricity annually for lighting. (U.S. Energy Information Administration, Residential Energy Consumption Survey, 2020)
Lighting is a recurring household expense, so consider bulb choice alongside the look and scale of your dining-area fixture. This chandelier offers E27 bulb bases and a choice of configurations for planning around your table, but these household statistics do not establish energy savings for the fixture itself.
Why choose this one?
Choose this dining table chandelier if you want botanical detail rather than a plain arrangement of shades. Its iron frame combines curved arms, decorative leaves and floral accents with opal glass shades, all in a copper-tone finish that gives the design a consistent look.
Unlike dining room fixtures offered in just one size, this design comes in five-light and eight-light configurations, so you can keep the same style while choosing a different scale. E27 bulb bases give you a specific fitting to shop for, and voltage customization lets you confirm the electrical configuration before ordering.
What exactly do you get?
Choose one copper-tone glass chandelier with an iron frame and opal glass shades: the five-light option measures 25.6 inches across by 27.6 inches high (65 × 70 cm), while the eight-light option measures 35.4 inches across by 29.5 inches high (90 × 75 cm). Both share the same leaf-and-flower design.
The accompanying components are a ceiling canopy, suspension rod set, mounting hardware kit and installation guide, used to support and mount the fixture at the ceiling. Confirm the complete package for your chosen configuration before ordering.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.
What size should I choose for above my dining table?
Choose between a 25.6-inch-diameter, five-light option and a 35.4-inch-diameter, eight-light option. Before choosing your dining room chandelier, compare those widths with your tabletop and measure the available ceiling clearance.
How tall is each configuration?
The five-light configuration measures 27.6 inches high, and the eight-light configuration measures 29.5 inches high. Use those dimensions when planning your dining room light fitting, allowing for its position above furniture and nearby walking routes.
What materials and finish does it have?
It combines an iron frame with opal glass shades and a copper-tone finish. This glass chandelier has curved arms decorated with leaves and floral accents.
Does it come in different colors or styles?
Both size options share the copper-tone finish, opal glass shades and botanical detailing. Choose your dining table chandelier by diameter and light count rather than by a different color or design.
What bulb base does it use?
It uses E27 bulb bases in both configurations. When choosing bulbs for this dining chandelier, match that base and confirm the electrical requirements before ordering.
What voltage should I select for a US home?
Confirm the required voltage for your home's electrical system with us before ordering. Your dining room chandelier can be configured to the destination's electrical standard, so that detail needs to be settled before purchase.
What is the difference between the five-light and eight-light options?
The eight-light option is wider, slightly taller and has three more bulb positions. Both dining room fixtures use the same iron-and-opal-glass construction, so the choice is primarily about dimensions and light count.
How large are the individual shades?
Each shade measures approximately 4.5 inches in diameter and 5.1 inches high, or 11.5 × 13 cm. The opal glass shades repeat around the arms of this flower chandelier.
How wide is the ceiling canopy?
The canopy measures approximately 3.9 inches in diameter, or 10 cm. Compare that measurement with your ceiling connection area when planning the placement of your dining room table chandelier.
How does this compare with a linear chandelier?
This design spreads its curved, leaf-adorned arms around a central stem rather than along a straight bar. Choose this dining chandelier if you prefer a branching botanical shape over a linear arrangement above your table.
Will the larger option necessarily make my room brighter?
The larger option provides eight bulb positions instead of five, but bulb count alone does not establish room brightness. For your dining room light, consider the bulbs you select and the other lighting in the space alongside the fixture's dimensions.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Confirm your preferred size, required voltage and complete package contents for that configuration. Measure the table and ceiling clearance as well, so your dining room chandelier suits the space you have planned.
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