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Leiden Tulip Glass Chandelier
Leiden Tulip Glass Chandelier
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$335.32 CAD
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$335.32 CAD
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Description
White glass tulips, caught mid-bloom on a slim coloured frame — botanical without tipping into twee.
Key Features
- Tulip-form glass shades — Each shade is shaped like an open bloom, which throws light upward and outward for a soft, diffused glow rather than a hard downward cone.
- Two frame finishes — Soft matcha green for a fresh, Japandi-leaning room, or creamy white for something quieter that recedes into the ceiling.
- Three configurations — Five, six, or eight heads spanning 24.4″ to 30.7″, so it scales from a dining nook to an open-plan living area.
- Adjustable chain drop — A 19.7″ chain lets you set the hang height at installation, with custom extensions available for taller ceilings.
- Standard E26 sockets — Ordinary screw-in bulbs, so you choose the warmth. A 2200–2700K Edison-style bulb suits the shade form best.
Specifications
- Frame finish: Matcha green / Creamy white
- Shade: White glass, tulip form
- Sizes: 5-head, 24.4″ dia · 6-head, 25.6″ dia · 8-head, 30.7″ dia
- Height: 18.9″ (48 cm) all sizes
- Weight by size: 12.6 lb · 13.2 lb · 17.6 lb
- Materials: Metal, glass
- Bulb base: E26 / E27
- Bulbs included: No
- Light source: LED or Edison bulb compatible
- Recommended bulb temperature: 2200–2700K
- Voltage: AC 110–240V
- Chain length: 19.7″ (50 cm) adjustable
- Mounting: Ceiling, hardwired
- IP rating: IP20, indoor use only
Why You'll Love It
- It brings colour into a room without repainting anything.
- The glow is warm and soft, never sharp.
- Three sizes means you're not squeezing a fixture into the wrong space.
- Ordinary bulbs, so replacements cost a few dollars.
- It's the kind of piece guests actually comment on.
Matcha is a soft, earthy green tone inspired by the color of matcha powder — muted, organic, and calming. It pairs beautifully with white, natural wood, and neutral interiors, as well as Japandi and botanical-inspired styles.
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