Acerelle Glass Maple Leaf Wall Sconce

A branch chandelier is built around a branching structure rather than a conventional symmetrical frame. Our craftspeople work on the direction of the branches, the connection points, and the placement of lights and decorative elements. The result depends on the balance of the entire form, not simply on adding ornaments to a finished frame.

No. The structural metal and finish vary by design. Depending on the model, a fixture may use brass, copper, steel, or other metal components, finished in brass tones, bronze, black, or another specified color. A brass-colored finish does not necessarily mean a solid-brass structure. Check the individual product specifications for the actual materials.

Linear designs generally work well over rectangular dining tables and kitchen islands. Round arrangements suit spaces viewed from several directions, including central living areas and foyers. Cascading designs use vertical height and can work well in stairwells or double-height spaces. The best choice also depends on sightlines, ceiling height, and available fixing points.

Start with the room dimensions, finished ceiling height, intended lowest point of the chandelier, and location of the ceiling connection. For larger fixtures, confirm the number and position of suspension points, canopy layout, access for installation, and the ceiling’s supporting structure. Reference photos and architectural drawings help us review the proposed proportions.

Many designs can be reviewed for size, overall branch arrangement, finish, and suspension length. Available changes depend on the specific structure, decorative components, and installation requirements. We recommend confirming the proposed dimensions, configuration, and ceiling details in writing before production.

The product photos show the intended design and finish, but hand-shaped or hand-finished elements may show subtle variation in branch texture, placement, and surface tone. Natural-looking irregularity is part of the aesthetic. Where an exact arrangement or finish match matters, confirm the requirements before ordering.

Packaging and assembly depend on the fixture’s size and structure. Larger chandeliers may be protected in separate sections or with individual decorative components packed apart. Installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician or installer using the model’s instructions and suitable ceiling support. Confirm access, weight, and mounting requirements before installation.

Switch off the power and let the fixture cool. Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth or gentle duster on accessible surfaces, supporting delicate elements as needed. Avoid abrasive cleaners, solvents, excess moisture, and pulling on branches or decorative pieces. Follow any model-specific care instructions, especially for hand-applied finishes and removable parts.