Overview
Six slender arms arc outward from a single stem at uneven heights, each ending in a round milk-glass globe. The effect reads more like a piece of kinetic sculpture than a light fixture — asymmetric, sparse, and confident enough to anchor a room on its own. This Sputnik chandelier is a statement piece built for spaces where the ceiling fixture is meant to be looked at, not just switched on.
Choose Your Fit
Finish (black / gold / red) — black leans quiet and architectural, gold reads warmer and more formal, red is the boldest choice for a room that wants a real focal point.
Size (roughly 70cm diameter or 130cm diameter, height scales with size) — the smaller size suits a standard dining table or breakfast nook, while the larger size fills a great room or double-height entry without looking sparse.
Where It Works
Over a dining table, it throws six overlapping pools of soft, glowing light across the surface, turning dinner into something closer to occasion lighting. In a living room, mounted as the central fixture, it acts as ambient sculpture as much as illumination, especially with the arms catching shadow against a plain ceiling. In a restaurant, cafe, or boutique retail space, it does the job of a chandelier without the visual weight of crystal or ornate detail, fitting a modern-minimal fit-out.
Product Notes
Shade: milk-white (frosted) glass globes, six per fixture. Frame: metal arced arms in a black, gold, or red finish, branching from a single ceiling-mounted stem. Installation: hardwired, ceiling-mounted, assembly required — a licensed electrician is recommended given the branching arm structure. Light source: the listing doesn't clearly specify the bulb base or whether bulbs are included — a buyer has asked about sourcing spare glass covers, which suggests the globes may use a specific fitting rather than a universal socket, so confirm this with the seller before ordering. Weight and exact suspension rod length: not disclosed — a buyer asked about both (including whether a longer rod is available for a 3.6m ceiling) and didn't get a seller answer, so treat these as open questions if your ceiling height is a factor.
FAQ
How many lights does it have? Six individual glass globes on branching arms.
Is it hardwired? Yes — this is a ceiling-mounted, hardwired fixture; professional installation is recommended.
What bulb does it use? Not clearly specified by the seller — confirm the bulb base and whether bulbs are included before you order.
How heavy is it, and can the rod be extended? Neither is confirmed in the listing; both have been asked by other buyers without a seller response, so check directly if your ceiling height or mounting point is a concern.
How do I clean it? Dust the glass globes gently with a soft, dry cloth; avoid pulling or twisting the metal arms when cleaning around them.
