Description
A chandelier is not lighting. Lighting fills a room; a chandelier decides what kind of room it is. The Amber Orbit works from that older understanding. It is a cluster of hand-formed glass shades suspended in tiers around a polished metal frame, and its job is to put light through glass rather than into a ceiling, so the room reads as warm air rather than brightness. Set it over a dining table and the table becomes a room of its own.
The construction is stacked in honest layers. Each tier is a ring of glass shades carried on a central pipe, and the number of tiers grows with the diameter: four layers on the 45cm and 50cm and 55cm bodies, six layers at 68cm, and seven layers on the 81cm and 100cm versions, where the shade count climbs to fifty-two and ninety-six pieces. That progression matters more than the headline size, because a wider chandelier with the same tier count looks like a plate, while one that adds layers keeps the profile vertical and the light keeps a falloff instead of flattening into a wash.
The shade colour is the part that decides the mood, and the range runs from clear glass, which behaves almost like a crystal chandelier and throws small bright reflections, through smoke grey and amber, which mute the output into something closer to candlelight. Tricolour, white and the painted shades sit between those poles. All of them are lit by standard E14 bulbs, between five and eighteen of them depending on the body, and the sockets take LED lamps rated from 90 to 260 volts, which is the reason one version of this fixture works on European, North American and Asian supply without a transformer.
Two details make it practical rather than precious. The frame is polished metal in gold or chrome, so the hardware either warms the glass or disappears behind it, and the suspension chain ships at 50cm with the length adjustable on request, which is what allows the same fixture to hang in a modern flat with a 2.6m ceiling and a period house with a stairwell void. Assembly is required at installation, and the warranty runs three years.
Glass does not make light. It makes the light look as if it came from somewhere older.
Key Features
- Hand-formed glass shades Between sixteen and ninety-six individual shades in clear, amber, smoke grey, white or coloured glass, arranged in four to seven tiers.
- E14 sockets, five to eighteen lamps Standard E14 fittings lit by LED bulbs, so lamps can be replaced from any supplier rather than through a proprietary part number.
- 90 to 260 volt input One fixture, one wiring standard for Europe, North America and Asia. No step-down transformer in the ceiling rose.
- Gold or chrome frame Polished metal centre pipe and arms, chosen warm or neutral to sit with the glass colour rather than fight it.
- Dimmable on a compatible circuit Pair the LED lamps with a trailing-edge dimmer and the fixture sweeps from full dining light down to a low amber glow.
- Six diameters from 45cm to 100cm From a bedroom or study at 45cm through to a hotel lobby or double-height void at 100cm across.
- Adjustable 50cm suspension Chain length can be shortened at installation, and longer drops are available on request for stairwells and high ceilings.
- Three year warranty Cover on the frame, sockets and wiring, with replacement glass available if a shade is broken in service.
Technical Specifications
- Material: Metal frame with hand-formed glass shades
- Body colours: Polished gold or chrome
- Shade colours: Clear, amber, smoke grey, white, tricolour and painted finishes
- Bulb base: E14, LED bulbs included
- Lamp count by size: D45cm 5 lamps, D50cm 6, D55cm 9, D68cm 12, D81cm 16, D100cm 18
- Glass pieces by size: 16 at D45cm and D55cm, 24 at D50cm, 40 at D68cm, 52 at D81cm, 96 at D100cm
- Tier count: 4 layers up to D55cm, 6 layers at D68cm, 7 layers at D81cm and D100cm
- Voltage: AC 90 to 260V
- Suspension: 50cm chain as standard, adjustable at installation
- Coverage: 15 to 30 square metres of dining, living or bedroom space
- Installation: Pipe erected, assembly required
- Warranty: 3 years
Where It Belongs
This is a fixture for the room people gather in. Over a dining table it sets the boundary of the conversation; in a bedroom it throws a soft ceiling glow instead of a hard pool of light; in a hotel hall or reception it carries the height of the space without needing a second light source. The smaller bodies at 45cm and 50cm suit apartments and studies where a large fixture would crowd the ceiling, while the 81cm and 100cm versions are built for double-height voids, stairwells and restaurant rooms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much light does it actually give?
A: The output depends on the lamps you fit, not on the fixture. With sixteen E14 LED lamps at 4 to 6 watts each, the 81cm body comfortably lights a 25 to 30 square metre dining room. Fit dimmable lamps if you want the room to change character after dinner.
Q: Can it be hung on a sloping or high ceiling?
A: The chain is 50cm as standard and can be shortened on site. For stairwells and double-height rooms, ask for a longer suspension before ordering, since the chain is a single continuous run rather than a spliceable cord.
Q: What is the difference between the size options?
A: Diameter and lamp count, and on the larger bodies also the number of tiers. The 45cm to 55cm versions are four layers, the 68cm is six, and the 81cm and 100cm versions are seven layers, which keeps a tall profile instead of a wide flat disc.
Q: Is the glass real glass?
A: Yes. Individual glass shades, not acrylic or resin. That is why the shades read with depth when lit and why the fixture needs to be handled carefully during installation and cleaning.
Q: Which shade colour should I choose for a warm room?
A: Amber or tricolour if the walls are warm woods, terracotta or cream. Clear glass in a white or grey room reads more like a classic crystal chandelier, and smoke grey suits dark ceilings and industrial joinery.
Q: Can I use it with a dimmer?
A: Yes, provided the dimmer is rated for the LED lamps you fit and the circuit has a neutral at the switch where the dimmer requires one. The fixture itself is a passive lamp holder, so dimming behaviour comes from the lamps and the dimmer.
Q: How is it shipped and what if a shade arrives broken?
A: It ships in a reinforced crate with the glass packed individually. Report any breakage with photographs within the first days of delivery and replacement shades are sent without argument, which is also why the warranty runs three years on the frame and wiring.
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