A six-light chandelier in matte black with clear fluted glass shades, perfect for dining and living rooms.
The Esme collection offers a modern silhouette with slim stems and tall fluted clear glass shades reminiscent of champagne flutes. The staggered arrangement keeps the profile compact while maximizing light output. Finished in matte black steel.
Best for
- Dining rooms 12x14 ft or larger, centered over a table
- Living rooms with 8-10 ft ceilings, as a focal point
- Open-concept spaces needing a statement light
Not ideal for
- Low ceilings under 8 ft (fixture hangs 24.5 in)
- Small powder rooms (too large)
How bright is it?
Accepts six 60W bulbs (not included). With 60W equivalent LEDs, expect about 4800 lumens total – bright enough for a dining room or living room.
Light color and feel
Bulb-dependent; clear glass shades provide direct and ambient light. Dimmable for adjustable ambiance.
Sizing and fit
Overall: 38 in diameter x 24.5 in height. Canopy: 5.125 in square. Sloped ceiling compatible. Includes 120 in chain and 170 in wire.
Specifications
- Part of the Esme Collection
- Finish: Matte Black
- Made of Steel
- Shade Finish: Clear
- Shade Made of Glass
- Style: Metropolitan, Transitional, Urban, Art Deco
- (6) 60W Medium Bulb(s)
- Bulbs Not Included
- Dimmable: Yes
- Sloped Ceiling Compatible: Yes
- Length of Electrical Chain: 120"
- Length of Electrical Cord/Wire: 170"
- Safety Rating: CETL Listed
- For Use in Damp Locations
- Overall Dimensions: 38"(L) x 38"(W) x 24.5"(H)
- Canopy Dimensions: 5.125"L x 5.125"W
- Item Weight: 24 lbs.
Frequently asked
Is the bulb included? No, bulbs are not included.
Is it dimmable, and what dimmer should I use? Yes, dimmable with a standard dimmer.
Can I install this in a bathroom or outdoors? Rated for damp locations, suitable for covered patios or bathrooms, but not wet outdoor areas.
What's the warranty? Warranty information not specified by manufacturer.
Is this compatible with sloped ceilings? Yes, it is sloped ceiling compatible.
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