Crystal set in silver reads cool. Celestial layers its crystals over gold-finished metal instead, so the sparkle comes back warm, and after dark the plates break the light into small points rather than one bright source. That is where the name comes from.

Three pieces, one construction

The Celestial chandelier is the statement, in four sizes from small to x-large. The Celestial Pendant follows in two sizes for a table or island, and the Celestial Sconce carries the language onto the wall. Each layers crystals across metal plates, and each runs warm white at 3000K with a CRI of 90. The pendant and sconce list smoky grey, clear crystal and gold among their finishes.

Choosing a size

For the chandelier, add the room's length and width in feet and take the total as inches: a 14 by 16-foot dining room lands near 30 inches. Hang the pendant 30 to 36 inches above a table or island.

Where the collection works

Celestial belongs where its two materials have something to play against: gold beside deep paint and wood, crystal beneath height. A dining room or entry with air above the fixture shows the layered plates best; the sconce carries the sparkle into hallways and bedrooms. It sits beside our modern crystal chandeliers, and alongside the gold chandeliers range where the metal, not the stone, leads.

Size the chandelier to the room, then let the pendant and sconce repeat the language where a full statement would be too much.