Pressed Glass Disc Linear Chandelier

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Pressed Glass Disc Linear Chandelier — overlapping scale discs, gold frame, four glass colors. Circular pressed glass discs — each approximately 10 cm across, with a textured surface that scatters light across their face — are mounted in overlapping rows on a rectangular gold metal frame. The arrangement is dense and closely packed, each disc overlapping its neighbours like scales or roof tiles, so the overall form reads as a solid luminous volume from a distance and reveals individual disc texture up close.  Light sources sit behind the glass rows and illuminate the discs from within. The chandelier hangs from two rods at each end of the frame. Available in four glass colors: Amber, Clear, Grey, and Green, all on a gold frame. Fully customizable — size, glass color, bulb count, rod length Beyond the standard 137 × 36 cm configuration, this chandelier can be customized to your exact requirements. All of the following are available on request: Overall length and width — scale up or down for any table length Glass color — Amber, Clear, Grey, or Green Bulb count — more or fewer E12/E14 sockets for different light output Rod and chain length — custom drop height for your ceiling Contact our support team to discuss your configuration →   We will reply within 24 hours. Features Overlapping Glass Discs Scale-pattern disc arrangement — dense, textured, luminous as a solid volume when lit. Pressed Glass Texture Each disc is pressed with a fine surface texture — light scatters across the face of every disc. Linear Form 137 cm long — scaled to span a dining table or kitchen island as a single statement piece. Standard Size × Tap to enlarge Standard L 54″ × W 14″ × H 8″ L 137 × W 36 × H 20 cmRod: 11.8″ (30 cm) adjustable — extendable on requestFrame: GoldCustom sizes available — contact us before ordering Glass Color Options All four colors are available in the standard size and in custom configurations. Select at time of order. Amber Warm honey gold — the richest, most atmospheric. As shown in the product photographs. Warm interiors, dining rooms. Clear Neutral Pressed clear glass — the texture reads as frosted at a distance. Works in any interior, most versatile. Grey Smoke grey glass — cool and graphic. Contemporary and Scandinavian interiors, white-on-white spaces. Green Muted sage green glass — botanical and organic. Works with natural materials and earth-toned interiors. Specifications Materials Metal (gold frame), Pressed Glass Standard size L 137 × W 36 × H 20 cm  /  L 54″ × W 14″ × H 8″ Custom sizes Available on request — contact us before ordering Glass color options Amber  ·  Clear  ·  Grey  ·  Green Bulb base E14 (EU / AU) or E12 (US / CA) LED or Edison bulb Light source LED or Edison candle bulb (not included) Voltage AC 110–240V Rod 11.8″ (30 cm) adjustable — extendable on request Control Standard wall switch (not included) Wiring Hardwired Mounting Ceiling pendant — two-rod suspension Environment Indoor only Frame finish Gold Certification North America · EU · AU · Saudi Arabia Downloads Spec Sheet Installation Guide Frequently Asked Questions Which glass color is best for a dining room? Amber is the warmest choice and the most shown in product photography — its honey gold tone enriches the light output as a warm amber glow across the dining table, particularly effective in the evening. It works best in warm-toned interiors with natural wood, rattan, or terracotta elements. Clear is the most versatile — the pressed texture scatters light without a strong colour cast, making it the safest choice for any dining room palette. Grey suits cool, Scandi, or contemporary interiors where a more neutral or slightly muted light quality is preferred. Green is the most distinctly decorative — the sage tone adds a botanical presence to the chandelier as an object. What size do I need for my dining table? The standard 137 cm (54″) length works well over rectangular dining tables of 150–200 cm (60–79″). For larger tables — 200 cm and above — a custom longer version is available. The general guideline is to choose a chandelier length that is 70–80% of the table’s length, or at least 30 cm shorter on each end. Contact us before ordering if you need a custom length and we can confirm the specific configuration for your table. Can I order a custom size? Yes — custom dimensions, bulb counts, rod lengths, and glass color combinations are all available. Contact our support team with your specific requirements — overall length, width, desired glass color, approximate bulb count, and ceiling-to-table height — and we will confirm the configuration and lead time. Custom orders typically require 3–6 weeks depending on size and complexity. Is this chandelier certified for North America and Europe? Yes. It holds certifications compatible with North America, Saudi Arabia, Europe, and Australia and operates on AC 110–240V worldwide. Sizing & questions Every piece is made to order in our own atelier — here is what most clients ask before choosing theirs. What size dining table does this chandelier fit?+The standard L 54″ spans most six- to eight-seat tables. Custom lengths are available on request through our atelier — contact us before ordering to match your exact table width. Which glass color should I choose?+Amber delivers warm honey tones for traditional dining rooms. Clear is neutral and versatile. Grey suits contemporary spaces. Green complements natural materials. Pair with 2700–3000 K warm-white LED bulbs for best effect. How low can this chandelier hang, and what ceiling height do I need?+The standard rod is 11.8″ adjustable and extendable on request. Minimum clearance depends on your ceiling height and table placement. Contact our team to specify your drop and ceiling height before ordering. Can I customize the size or bulb count?+Yes. All dimensions, glass color, E14 bulb count, and rod length are customizable in our atelier. Contact support with your requirements before ordering — we will work to your exact specifications. How do I clean the overlapping glass discs?+Gently dust with a soft, dry cloth or use a soft brush. The dense overlapping arrangement requires careful attention around crevices. Avoid harsh chemicals on the pressed glass surface.