Calanthe Petal Bloom Murano Glass Chandelier

— Petalled —

"Like a blooming flower in the sky."

Glass that opens.

Most chandeliers compose themselves from a single repeated unit — a teardrop, a sphere, a cylinder, multiplied. The Calanthe composes itself from petals. Each piece of glass is shaped — by hand, in the molten state — to curve like an opening flower; each tier of petals layers slightly larger than the one above, the way actual flowers layer outward as they bloom.

Seen from below, the effect is unmistakable. A ring of petals at the top, then a wider ring beneath it, then wider again. Light passes through the layers, catching the curve of each petal differently, casting soft coloured shadow across the ceiling and the surrounding walls. The chandelier appears to be in the act of opening rather than the act of hanging.

— Four shades —

Each colour catches light its own way.

Choose the season.

Pink — rosé glass

A soft sunset hue that warms the room without dominating it. Best in primary bedrooms, dressing rooms, and dining rooms that host candlelit dinners — the pink shifts to deeper rosé under warm bulbs, casting walls and ceilings into a barely-perceptible warm wash. Romantic without being literal about it.

Clear — crystalline glass

The most versatile of the four — pure crystalline Murano glass that takes on the temperature of whatever bulb sits behind it. Reads modern in a contemporary room, formal in a Hollywood Regency dining room, architectural in a foyer. Choose Clear for interiors where the petal form should be the statement, not the colour.

Green — verdant glass

A botanical sage-green hue that grounds rather than warms. Particularly effective in conservatory dining rooms, library studies, and interiors that already lean botanical (linen, wood, plants). The green reads as garden indoors — confident, restrained, deeply Italian Modern in lineage. The least-expected of the four colour choices and often the most-loved by owners.

Amber — honey glass

Deep honey-whisky amber, coloured at the molten stage with mineral oxides. Casts a strong warm-amber glow under warm bulbs — the temperature of a hotel bar at 9pm. Best in cocktail-leaning dining rooms, Art Deco-influenced spaces, and any room that wants its own atmospheric temperature regardless of the time of day outside.

— Three sizes —

Each substantial. Each scaled to a different room.

Scale carefully.

— Detail —

What you should know before ordering.

Considered, throughout.

Bulbs included — main & accent.

Unlike most chandeliers in this category, the Calanthe ships with its complete bulb set included. Small: 12 × E12/E14 warm-white LED. Medium: 16 × E12/E14 + 4 × G4 accent bulbs at the center. Large: 20 × E12/E14 + 4 × G4 accent. The G4 accents activate the petal layers from within — concentrated points of warm light that turn each glass colour luminous. 2700K warm-white is chosen deliberately to preserve each colour's character; cool-white would flatten the petals. Dimmable-compatible if you swap to dimmable bulbs and a triac wall dimmer.

Polished gold — or nickel.

Polished gold is the default — warmer, more Art Deco / Hollywood Regency, pairs with brass hardware and warm wood. Polished nickel is available on every size for cooler-toned interiors and Modern French applications. Leave a note at checkout to switch finishes; we confirm before production.

Rigid rod — not chain.

Unlike chain-suspended chandeliers, the Calanthe hangs from a 19-inch rigid rod — the rod is structural and fixed, not flexible. This keeps the petal silhouette stable and reads more architectural than ornamental. Custom rod length available on request for vaulted or unusual ceilings.

Hand-blown variation.

Each petal is shaped by hand in the molten stage — subtle variations in curve, wall thickness, and colour intensity remain by design. Your Calanthe will be subtly different from photographs and from every other Calanthe produced. This is the signature of hand-made art glass; uniformity here would mean the production wasn't truly hand-blown.

— Placement —

Rooms that bloom.