Wanos Branch Chandelier Size Guide: Length, Width and Table Fit

Wanos spreads ceramic flower forms along an elongated branch structure. Above a dining table, that makes three measurements important: the length along the table, the width across it, and the depth of the suspended body. Choosing only by table length can miss the branches nearest seated guests and the view across the room.

Quick answer: Compare the four standard Wanos lengths in a plan view of your table, then check body height and the complete hanging assembly in elevation. The standard range is 47.24–78.74 inches long, with widths of 23.62 or 27.56 inches. Longer versions are not simply the same fixture stretched in one direction.

Four Standard Sizes, Plus a Separately Labeled Custom Option

The following dimensions and USD prices were checked against the Wanos product listing on October 5, 2026. Prices are before additional promotional codes. Confirm the exact selected variant and checkout amount.

The selector also contains an option explicitly labeled Custom L82.6″ × W27.56″ × H27.56″, currently $6,900. Treat it as a separately labeled custom selection: confirm the specification, production arrangements and applicable terms before ordering. Its presence does not establish that any requested size is a standard option.

The 47.24- and 59.06-inch versions share the same listed width, but their body heights differ. The 59.06- and 70.87-inch versions share the same listed body height, while the width increases. Moving from 70.87 to 78.74 inches increases both length and body height. Review all three dimensions at each step.

Draw the Branch Footprint Above Your Actual Table

Draw the table at its everyday size. Add chairs, nearby walls, cabinet doors and the route into the room. Center a rectangle matching the shortlisted fixture's listed length and width over the table as an initial bounding outline. It is a comparison tool; request a plan drawing for the actual branch ends and suspension positions.

Projected end margin = (table length − fixture length) ÷ 2.
Projected side margin = (table width − fixture width) ÷ 2.

These describe horizontal projection only. They do not measure the distance to a person's head or establish safe installation clearances.

The table shows the trade-off without declaring a winner. A longer version extends the branch composition toward the table ends. A wider version also brings the outline closer to the sides. Compare the result from the end chairs, the doorway and the room beside it, then review the suspension height with the installer.

For an extending table, repeat the drawing both closed and open. A fixture should make sense in the layout you use regularly, while the larger gathering arrangement may need supplementary light. The branch-versus-linear comparison can help if a straight, narrower composition is also on your shortlist.

Check the Vertical Body Before Choosing the Drop

Wanos has a substantial sculptural body: the largest standard size lists 27.56 inches of body height. That matters even if the hanging wire can be shortened. The product description mentions an adjustable wire up to 47.24 inches / 120 cm, while the specification table labels the same figure as hanging height. Obtain a drawing that identifies exactly which segment is adjustable and the complete ceiling-to-bottom range.

Do not treat 47.24 inches as a verified total drop for every size, or add it to body height and assume the result is an approved assembly. The minimum suspension space, connectors, canopy and attachment geometry still need confirmation.

In a hypothetical room with a 108-inch ceiling, if the agreed lowest fixture elevation is 66 inches, the target overall drop is 42 inches. With a 27.56-inch body, that leaves an arithmetic allowance of 14.44 inches above the body. This is not a wire-cutting instruction or proof of fit. The supplier must confirm whether the selected assembly can meet the complete 42-inch drop.

Align the Branch With the Furniture and the Room

The fixture's long axis will usually be reviewed against the table's long axis, but the suspension points and actual branch orientation must be shown in the plan. Do not assume a single existing ceiling box can provide every support point or that rotating the body has no effect on its mounting arrangement.

• Check whether the table is centered on the room, on a window, or within one zone of an open-plan space.
• Mark the normal table position before locating the ceiling connections.
• Review the flower and branch silhouette from the most-used doorway.
• Check the seated view toward people, artwork and glazing at the proposed hanging height.

For a kitchen island, add the sink, cooktop, range hood and stool positions to the drawing. Suitability for specific heat, moisture or other site conditions requires the relevant product documentation. A decorative arrangement does not replace a working-light plan.

Use the Exact Finish and Light-Option Names

The current selector lists Copper, Deep Black Brushed, Deep Golden Brown, Light Black Brushed, Light Golden Brown, Tibetan Silver Brown, Antique Gold Foil and Antique Silver White finishes. These names are more specific than the broad black, nickel, bronze and brass descriptions elsewhere on the page. Record the full selected name and confirm its appearance with current finish imagery.

Finish names do not establish the composition of every branch or flower. The description identifies ceramic, glass and metal components. Ask which visible elements the selected finish affects; do not assume the finish selector changes every flower's color.

The current light choices are Warm White 3000K and Cold White 6000K. They are separate selections, not evidence that one delivered fixture switches between both temperatures. The listing says dimmable; ask for the light-source, driver and compatible-control details for the selected version. The dimming guide explains what your electrician needs.

Assembly, Access and Ordering

Ask for the selected assembly's finished weight, canopy and support drawings, packing dimensions, and installation sequence before booking the installer. Installation hardware being included does not establish that the existing ceiling structure is suitable. Ceramic flower forms also need a handling plan based on the supplied instructions.

Plan how the fixture will be cleaned and serviced once installed. Identify the selected variant when requesting replacement parts; an image alone may not distinguish a finish, connection or component. The branch installation planning guide and replacement-parts guide cover those preparations.

Send your table dimensions, ceiling height, room photographs and two shortlisted Wanos sizes for review. Include the delivery destination and desired installation date, then confirm timing and return conditions for the exact selection. View current Wanos options when you are ready to compare the specification with your plan.