Eight feet of cast bronze, branching down through a room. This is not a chandelier with a botanical motif. It is a single sculpted branch — irregular, knotted, tapering the way a real limb tapers — descending from the ceiling and throwing off smaller stems as it goes. At the end of each stem, held in a small cast cup, sits a leaf of translucent resin.
The leaves are the light. Each one is veined and textured through its full thickness, so when the integrated LEDs behind them are lit, the veining is visible within the material rather than printed on it. Roughly forty of them, at every angle, catching light from the leaves around them. The effect from below is a canopy seen from underneath.
At 47.2 inches across and 98.4 inches tall, this fixture is architecture. It is specified for double-height entries, open stairwells, and rooms where the ceiling is a volume rather than a surface — and it is designed to be seen from more than one storey.
How it is made
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Cast bronze branch, antique brass patina. The armature is sculpted rather than assembled from tube — every fork, taper, and knot is formed, and the patina is applied by hand so the tone varies subtly along the length.
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Translucent resin leaves. Veined through the body of the material, not surface-printed. Each is individually seated in its own cast cup and can be oriented on installation.
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Integrated LED throughout. Approximately 114 W total across the fixture, concealed entirely within the stems. No visible sockets, no bulbs, nothing to interrupt the form.
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Built to be looked into. Unlike a fixture designed to be seen at eye level, this one is composed for viewing from below and from an adjacent floor.
Specifications
| Dimensions |
L 47.2" x H 98.4" (L 120 x H 250 cm) |
| Material |
Antique bronze brass branch · translucent resin leaf shades |
| Finish |
Bronze · antique brass patina |
| Light source |
Integrated LED — non-replaceable modules |
| Total power |
Approximately 114 W |
| Voltage |
AC 110-240 V |
| IP rating |
IP20 — indoor dry locations only |
| Mounting |
Ceiling canopy — structural reinforcement required
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| Installation |
Professional installation essential |
| Control |
Standard wall switch (not included) |
| Certifications |
North America · Europe · Australia · Saudi Arabia |
Before you order: what this fixture requires
This is a specified, installed piece rather than a fixture you hang yourself, and it should be planned into the room before it is bought.
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Structural reinforcement is required. A standard ceiling junction box will not carry this fixture. The ceiling must be reinforced back to structure, and that work should be planned with your builder or structural engineer before delivery.
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Professional installation is essential. This is not a two-person job with a stepladder. Installation requires trade electricians, access equipment, and, in most rooms, scaffolding or a lift.
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Ceiling height. At 98.4 inches of drop, the fixture needs a genuine double-height volume — typically 16 feet or more — to hang correctly with clearance beneath it.
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Access for delivery. The crate is large. Confirm that your entry, stair, and lift access can take it.
We will review your ceiling height, structure, and access with you before confirming an order. Contact us to discuss your project.
Frequently asked questions
How large is this chandelier, and what does it cost?
47.2 inches wide and 98.4 inches tall (120 x 250 cm). $15,000 USD.
What is it made of?
A cast bronze branch armature finished in an antique brass patina, carrying translucent resin leaf shades. The patina is hand-applied, so tone varies subtly along the branch — that variation is intended.
What ceiling height does it need?
It hangs 98.4 inches — over eight feet — so it requires a double-height space, typically 16 feet or more, for the fixture to read correctly and leave clearance beneath. It is not suitable for a standard room.
Can I install it myself?
No. Professional installation is essential, and the ceiling requires structural reinforcement back to the building structure — a standard junction box will not carry it. Plan this with your builder or structural engineer before the fixture is delivered.
Does it need bulbs?
No. The LEDs are integrated throughout the fixture, drawing approximately 114 W in total, and are concealed within the branch and stems. There are no bulbs to buy or fit.
Can the LEDs be replaced?
The modules are integrated and non-replaceable. This is stated plainly because it matters at this level of investment: the fixture cannot be re-lamped at home. LED modules of this type are rated for many years of normal use, and we will advise on service for the life of the piece — contact us to discuss service terms before ordering.
Is it dimmable?
It is supplied for use with a standard wall switch. Dimming on a fixture of this size and load must be specified for your installation — contact us with your control requirements before ordering so the correct arrangement can be confirmed.
What does IP20 mean here?
IP20 means the fixture has no protection against water and is for indoor dry locations only. It must not be installed in a bathroom, a pool room, an atrium open to weather, or any location subject to humidity or condensation.
How many leaves are there, and are they all the same?
The leaves are individually cast and individually seated on the branch, each in its own cup, and each is oriented on installation. Because they are cast from natural forms and finished by hand, no two are identical.
How is it delivered?
Crated and shipped as an oversize freight item. Confirm entry, stairway, and lift access before ordering — contact us and we will review delivery requirements with you.
How do I clean it?
Dust the leaves and branch with a soft dry cloth or a soft brush. Do not use metal polish on the patina — it is an applied finish and polishing will cut through it. Given the height, cleaning will require access equipment; plan for it at installation.
Can this be made in another size or finish?
Contact us to discuss your project. Dimensions, drop, and finish can be reviewed for a specific installation.
