Tiered Glass Chandelier, Art Deco Living Room Chandelier with Textured Prisms and Iron Frame

Tiered glass chandelier with textured glass prisms and an iron frame brings a geometric focal point to your living room, dining area or foyer. Descending layers create an Art Deco chandelier silhouette with a square outline. Choose clear, smoky gray or multicolor glass to complement your space.

This living room chandelier uses separate bulbs in E12 or E14 sockets, depending on your destination. Bulbs are purchased separately, so your selection helps determine the light’s tone. Flush-mount and pendant options are available, and both require hardwired installation. We recommend professional installation and confirming your required voltage before ordering.

Choose your size around the room’s dimensions, furniture placement and available headroom. Even the smallest fixture is 17.7 inches tall, so measure clearance carefully above walking routes. Over a dining table, allow space for the fixture’s width and descending tiers. Installation hardware and instructions are included.

Specifications

What problem does it solve?

This sitting room chandelier fills an unfinished ceiling with shape and texture without occupying floor or tabletop space. If you're comparing a bubble chandelier or a stained glass chandelier, consider whether you prefer rounded forms, decorative color or the descending rectangular prisms of this design. Here, layered glass creates the focal point rather than a single chandelier globe.

When choosing hanging light fixtures for living room seating areas or hanging lamps for dining room tables, size and clearance matter as much as appearance. This front room chandelier offers three sizes and flush-mount or pendant options to help you plan around your furniture. If you're seeking a modern chandelier for living room décor, its geometric silhouette offers an Art Deco-inspired direction. Measure headroom carefully: even the smallest option is 17.7 inches tall.

The problem in numbers

• US households spent an average of $91 on lighting in 2020. (U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2023)
• US households used an average of 654 kilowatt-hours of electricity for lighting in 2020. (U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2023)
• Lighting accounted for about 6% of electricity consumption in US homes in 2020. (U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2024)

Lighting is a recurring household expense, so bulb choice deserves attention alongside appearance. This chandelier adds a textured-glass focal point to a bare ceiling, while electricity use depends on the compatible bulbs you choose and how long they run, not the decorative fixture alone.

Why choose this one?

Choose this sculptural chandelier for its textured rectangular glass prisms, descending tiers and iron frame. The geometric design adds detail through both shape and surface texture, while clear, smoky gray and multicolor options let you choose a restrained or more colorful look.

If you want a colored glass chandelier, the multicolor option brings several glass tones into one fixture. Three sizes and flush-mount or pendant configurations give you choices for your space. Installation hardware and instructions come with the fixture, and separate bulbs let you select the light’s tone.

What exactly do you get?

Your package contains one chandelier with textured glass components, installation hardware and instructions for assembly and hardwired fitting. Add separately purchased bulbs for the E12 or E14 sockets supplied for your destination.

Choose Clear, Smoky Gray or Multicolor glass with Flush Mount or Pendant mounting. Sizes are 17.7 inches in diameter × 17.7 inches high (45 × 45 cm), 22.8 inches in diameter × 22.8 inches high (58 × 58 cm), or 33.1 × 33.1 × 31.5 inches (84 × 84 × 80 cm), length × width × height. For a large chandelier for living room seating areas, check the largest option’s square footprint before ordering.