The ∅ 23.6″ (60 cm) suits dining tables up to 54 inches and bedrooms with ceilings from 9 feet. The ∅ 35.4″ (90 cm) is the most popular dining-room scale — for 60–84 inch tables with ceilings from 10 feet. The ∅ 47.2″ (120 cm) is a grand-scale statement designed for double-height foyers, great rooms, and hotel lobbies with ceilings of 12 feet or higher. Hang the lowest tier 30–36 inches above a dining tabletop, or 7–8 feet from the floor in a foyer.

Clear is the purest expression of the frozen-landscape concept and the most versatile. Amber (shown) casts the warmest, most golden glow and suits transitional and warm-toned interiors. Smoke grey is sophisticated and contemporary, ideal for moody or monochrome rooms. Gold adds glamour and Hollywood Regency richness. Black is the most dramatic and architectural. Green is the boldest, jewel-toned option for maximalist interiors. All six refract light beautifully through the ice-textured glass.

Yes — the standard chain is 30 cm (11.8 inches). For foyers and double-height spaces above 12 feet, contact us before ordering with your ceiling height and desired drop. Extended chains in the matching finish are available on request. For a stairwell or atrium installation, specify the total drop from ceiling to the desired bottom of the chandelier.

Turn off and allow the fixture to cool fully. The ice-textured glass tiles can be dusted with a soft microfiber cloth or a clean, dry soft-bristle brush to reach between the layered tiers. For deeper cleaning, lightly dampen the cloth with water and dry each tile immediately to preserve the refractive clarity. Avoid harsh chemicals on both the glass and the metal frame. Given the layered tiered construction, allow extra time for thorough dusting on the larger sizes.