Stillux · Lighting Lab

Chandeliers Lighting Lab 21033

A linear pendant chandelier from the Stillux Lighting Lab collection, of generous span, for mounting over a large dining table.

An elegant contemporary pendant chandelier from the Stillux Lighting Lab collection, notable for its extended linear form, designed for ceiling mounting over large dining tables or key areas of a living room. The strict supporting frame is made entirely of steel and allows a wide choice of metal finishes, from chrome and nickel to gold and brushed bronze.

The shades are hand-blown and hand-worked glass with optical ribbing, in white or clear. The 12 tubular E14 4 W LED lamps are dimmable; the wires adjust up to 130 cm.

FactoryStillux, Italy
LineLighting Lab
TypeChandeliers
Dimensions150 × 55 cm, height 12 cm, canopies 2 × (20 × 5 cm), wires 130 cm.
MaterialsFrame: steel; shades: hand-blown and hand-worked glass with an optical effect.
FinishesMetal: brushed bronze, chrome, nickel, black nickel, satin nickel, Oro Shadow, satin brass, gilded, coppered. Glass: white, clear.
StyleContemporary
RoomDining room, Living room
Factory code21033/12
Studio noteThe extended form (150 × 55 cm) suits a long dining table or a bar counter; the chandelier is best centred on the axis of the table.

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Factory terms, production control, delivery and assembly on site. We will send finishes and lead times for your project.

Request terms Price on request: depends on finish, size and exchange rate.

Why through the studio

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Selected by the studio

Out of hundreds of Italian factories we work with a few whose quality we have seen in our own houses. You do not compare — you choose.

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Studio terms

Direct factory conditions instead of showroom retail. The saving on furnishing often covers the interior project.

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One responsibility

Specification, order, factory control, delivery, customs and assembly on site — the studio, not you.

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Chandeliers Lighting Lab 21033 for your house

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