Aria Boho Capiz Shell Tiered Chandelier

The Aria sits at the considered end of Boho — the iron frame keeps it from reading as kitschy beach decor, while the natural shell keeps it from reading as cold or modern. If your interior is full-Boho (rattan, dried palms, vintage rugs), it will feel completely at home. If your interior is Coastal-but-restrained or Cottagecore-leaning-French, it will still work — the silver iron grounds the romance and prevents the shells from feeling decorative-for-decoration's-sake.

For dining tables, the chandelier diameter should be roughly half to two-thirds the table width. A 4–6-seat table (up to about 50 inches wide) calls for the S (17.7"). A long farmhouse table seating 8+ calls for the L (25.6"). For non-dining applications: the S works in a bedroom over the foot of the bed, a romantic small entryway, or a reading corner. The L is for double-height foyers, French Country staircase voids, or the visual focal point of a large living room.

The Aria is deliberately our only Capiz fixture in Silver. Our other Capiz family fixtures lean warm — Gold frames matched to terracotta, walnut, and warm-traditional palettes. The Aria is built for the other half of the Boho-Coastal spectrum: cooler, more romantic-feminine, more French-Country, more shabby-chic-with-restraint. Silver is the right finish for those rooms. If you want warm Gold in a tiered chandelier silhouette, our Capiz family offers other options at different scales and shapes.

No — and we say that with confidence. Natural Capiz shells differ subtly from piece to piece in thickness, translucency, and pattern; the photographs represent one Aria at one moment in one light. Yours will be subtly different from the photos and from every other Aria ever made. For most owners, that's the point: a fixture with the personality of a vintage piece rather than the uniformity of a mass-produced one. If you prefer perfect-pattern uniformity, a printed shade is the right material choice instead.

Light feather-dusting every 2–3 months keeps the Aria looking fresh — work gently from the top tier down. Never use sprays, polishes, or wet cloths directly on the shells; they're natural material and will discolour or warp with moisture. For deeper cleaning of accumulated dust, a soft, slightly-damp cloth wiped over individual shells works — wipe one shell at a time, allow to fully air-dry before lighting. The silver-iron frame can be wiped with a soft dry cloth.

The standard adjustable chain is 19.7 inches. For double-height foyers, staircase voids, or any ceiling above standard residential height, custom longer chains are available — email service@stuberlighting.com with your ceiling height before ordering and we'll coordinate the right chain length with your shipment, generally at no extra charge for reasonable extensions.