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Hotel & Restaurant Crystal Chandeliers
Contract work has different constraints from residential: repeat units at a matched finish, dimensions set by the ceiling rather than the catalogue, and a delivery date that is fixed before the design is.
We manufacture the crystal chandeliers we quote — frames, plating and crystal setting happen in our own factory. Where a project needs matching fixtures we do not make, the supply, inspection and consolidation responsibilities are identified in writing.
What Contract Projects Usually Need
Dimensions set by the ceiling
Lobbies, ballrooms and stair voids rarely match a catalogue diameter. We hold a short standard range on purpose — Ø60cm, Ø80cm and two oval formats — and build everything else to the dimension you give us. Size is a specification, not a selection.
Matched finish across repeat units
Plating is done in-house, so a run of fixtures for guest rooms or a restaurant floor is plated together rather than assembled from separate batches.
Build from a drawing or a photo
Send a designer’s drawing, a reference image or a dimensioned sketch. We quote against it and produce a sample before the main run. See the customisation process →
Weight and fixing
Aluminium frames keep installed weight down at large diameters. Exact weight per configuration is confirmed on quotation so the installer can size the fixing and the structural engineer can sign it off.
Specification Summary
- Frame material — aluminium
- Finishes — gold, French gold, chrome, black, white; custom finishes on project orders
- Crystal — clear, amber and clear, smoke and clear; hand-set on removable strings
- Standard sizes — Ø60cm and Ø80cm across all ranges; branch designs also 100×50cm and 120×60cm oval. Any other dimension is built to specification
- Light count — 9 at Ø60cm, 12 at Ø80cm and both oval formats
- Weight — Ø60cm roughly 6–11kg, Ø80cm roughly 8–12kg, 120×60cm oval roughly 12–15kg; confirmed per configuration on quotation
- Lamp base — E14, E27 or G9 by model
- Voltage — AC 85–265V, suits both 110V and 220V markets
- Production lead time — 20–25 days standard; project quantities quoted case by case
- Certification — CE and RoHS
We hold CE and RoHS. If your project requires a further approval — UL or ETL for North America, SAA for Australia — tell us the destination at enquiry stage so it is settled before you specify, rather than after the order is placed.
Models That Scale to Project Size
Pick a design first, then set the dimension. The standard sizes suit guest rooms, restaurant floors and corridors; lobbies and stair voids are drawn to the space. Because nothing is held in stock, a project dimension is normal production rather than a special order — and the same design can run at several sizes across one property with the plating done in a single batch.
The branch designs carry a large volume best, since the crystal hangs at varied lengths instead of in a solid band: Octagon Bead (5011) and Teardrop (5018) are common starting points. See all branch models →
Crystal Leaf Tree Branch Crystal Chandelier (5046A)Price by size & finishMade to order · Custom options available
Octagon & Marquise A Tree Branch Crystal Chandelier (5044A)Price by size & finishMade to order · Custom options available
Octagon & Marquise Tree Branch Crystal Chandelier (5044)Price by size & finishMade to order · Custom options available
Butterfly A Tree Branch Crystal Chandelier (5038A)Price by size & finishMade to order · Custom options availableWorking With Us on a Project
- Enquiry — send the space, the dimensions and the quantity, plus any reference images
- Drawing — we return a dimensioned drawing for the configuration you need
- Quotation — priced against the confirmed drawing, quantity and destination
- Sample — produced and approved before the main run on custom work
- Production & QC — plated as one batch so repeat units match
- Packing & delivery — packed for the destination and shipping method
Reference installations are shared where we have evidence and the customer’s permission. See project references →