Linear Chandelier Dining Room with White Glass Globes, Copper Body and 5 or 6 Lights, Modern Dining Room Light
Copper Linear White Glass Globe Chandelier
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Item details Materials, dimensions, what is in the box
Linear chandelier dining room lighting combines white glass globes with a copper body for decorative overhead lighting above the table. Its gold-toned appearance brings a metallic accent to your space, while the rounded lampshades give the modern design a contrasting shape. Choose this dining room chandelier to make the light above your table part of the room's decor.
Choose the 31.50-inch version with five lights or the 47.24-inch version with six lights. Both versions use G9 bulb bases and LED bulbs, purchased separately. The two widths let you compare the fixture with your table and the space around it before choosing your dining room light.
Use this dining table chandelier as a suspended ceiling fixture above your eating area, or bring its copper-and-glass design into a living room, bedroom, hallway, loft, office or bar. Select your preferred size and voltage option, then pair the fixture with compatible G9 LED bulbs.
Specifications
| Fixture Type | Ceiling-suspended chandelier |
| Materials | Copper body and glass lampshades |
| Color | Gold-toned copper with white glass globes |
| Size Options | 31.50 in (80 cm), 5 lights; 47.24 in (120 cm), 6 lights |
| Style | Modern |
| Light Type | LED |
| Bulb Base | G9 |
| Voltage | 110V–120V or 220V–240V |
| Bulbs | Not included |
What problem does it solve?
It gives your dining area a decorative overhead focal point without putting another lamp on the table. If you're choosing light fixtures for a dining room and want the lighting to contribute to the decor, its suspended copper body and white glass globes bring both elements together. The linear arrangement offers an alternative to a single hanging shade, with a choice of five or six lights.
The problem in numbers
- Lighting accounts for around 15% of an average household's electricity use. (New College of Florida, Eco-Efficiency thesis, citing the U.S. Department of Energy, Undated)
- Switching to LED lighting saves the average household about $225 in annual energy costs. (New College of Florida, Eco-Efficiency thesis, citing the U.S. Department of Energy, Undated)
- LED bulbs use 75% less energy than traditional incandescent bulbs. (Security.org, citing the U.S. Department of Energy, Undated)
This chandelier uses separately purchased G9 LED bulbs, allowing you to combine decorative dining-area lighting with LED technology. The figures describe general lighting comparisons and whole-house savings, not measured savings from this fixture.
Why choose this one?
Choose it for the combination of a copper body, glass lampshades and a modern linear design. The gold-toned metal and white globes offer a clear contrast in materials and color. As a contemporary dining chandelier, it comes in two widths with different light counts, so you can select the version you prefer rather than settling for one fixed size. G9 bulb bases let you purchase compatible LED bulbs separately.
What exactly do you get?
You receive one chandelier in your selected size and voltage option: a 31.50-inch fixture with five lights or a 47.24-inch fixture with six lights. Both combine a copper body with white glass globe lampshades. These hanging dining room lights use G9 bulbs, which you purchase separately. The size selection changes the fixture's width and number of lights, not the number of chandeliers in your order.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.
What sizes can I choose?
Choose a 31.50-inch (80 cm) fixture with five lights or a 47.24-inch (120 cm) fixture with six lights. Both versions share the same copper-and-white-glass design, giving you two widths for your dining room chandelier.
Are bulbs included?
No, bulbs are purchased separately. This dining chandelier uses G9 bulb bases and LED bulbs.
What is the chandelier made from?
It has a copper body and glass lampshades. Those materials give this dining table chandelier its combination of metallic structure and white globe shades.
What color is it?
The fixture combines gold-toned copper with white glass globes. This dining room light brings a metallic accent and white shades together in one design.
Can I use it above a dining table?
Yes, this chandelier is designed for decorative overhead lighting and works above a dining table. Choose between the two fixture widths when planning your over dining table light.
Is this a modern-style chandelier?
Yes, it combines a modern linear arrangement with rounded white glass lampshades. Its copper body makes it a contemporary dining chandelier with a gold-toned metallic appearance.
Which voltage versions are available?
The fixture specifications give voltage ranges of 110V–120V and 220V–240V. Select the appropriate electrical version of your dining room chandelier for your installation.
Does the six-light option contain several separate fixtures?
No, the six-light option is one chandelier with six lights. The five-light dining chandelier is also one complete fixture, rather than a package of separate pendant lights.
Can I use it somewhere other than the dining room?
Yes, it is also suitable for a bedroom, living room, hallway, corridor, loft, office or bar. Its copper-and-glass design can carry the look of your dining room chandelier into another room.
How does it differ from a single-globe pendant?
This fixture combines five or six lights in one linear chandelier rather than using one globe pendant light. Choose it when you prefer multiple white glass globes arranged along a single copper fixture.
Do the different sizes have different materials or colors?
Both sizes combine a copper body with white glass lampshades. Your dining room table chandelier changes in width and light count between the two options, while retaining the same materials and color combination.
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