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01Overview

Brass chandelier with bell shades and curved armsavailable in 3 to 15 lights for rooms 13 ft wide and larger.

The Lustra is a traditional downlight or uplight chandelier in antique brass with white frosted glass bell shades. Light spreads warmly across dining rooms, entryways, and large living spaces without glare. Measure your ceiling height and room width before orderingthe 10-light versions span nearly 4 feet.

02Gallery03Materials & CraftAntique brass frame

Cast brass arms with leaf details curve outward from a fluted center stem. Twisted rope chain adds vintage character.

Bell-shaped frosted glass

Five or more white opal shades diffuse light downward or upward. No harsh spots on walls or table.

Hardwired, dimmable

Connects permanently to your house wiring. Works with standard switches and dimmer controls.

04SizeDown 3-Light26.8 W 17.1 HDown 5-Light26.8 W 17.1 HDown 6-Light29.5 W 17.1 HDown 8-Light33.5 W 17.1 H05DimensionsDown 3-Light dims Down 5-Light dims Down 6-Light dims Down 8-Light dims Down 10-Light dims Up 3-Light dims Up 5-Light dims Up 6-Light dims 06SpecificationsMaterialCast brass, frosted white glassSocket or Light sourceE14 base sockets (3, 5, 6, 8, 10, or 15 bulbs depending on model)Recommended bulb or KelvinE14 bulbs sold separately; warm white (2700K) complements antique brassVoltageAC 110240VPowerSee photosSwitchCompatible with standard household switches and dimmersCord or Cable30 cm (11.8) twisted rope chain included; custom lengths available on requestEnvironmentIndoor use only; hardwired installationCareWipe brass with soft cloth; dust glass shades regularly07DownloadsData SheetPDFAssembly InstructionsComing soon3D FilesComing soon08QuestionsDoes this fit a sloped or vaulted ceiling?

No. Flat roof installation only. Angled ceilings are not compatible.

Can I use a dimmer?

Yes. This fixture works with standard household dimmer switches.

How many bulbs do I need to buy?

The model name tells you: 3-Light needs 3 E14 bulbs, 5-Light needs 5, etc. Bulbs are not included.

What’s the difference between Down and Up versions?

Down: shades point downward for dining tables and islands. Up: shades point upward for general room light. Same brightness, different light direction.

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