Tate Industrial Chandelier

Industrial bones. Soft paper glow.

The Tate is a single-arm adjustable chandelier — a sleek aluminum frame holding one parchment-paper shade, with a pivot joint that lets you redirect the light over a desk, a dining corner, or wherever the work in the room actually happens. The aluminum reads cool and industrial; the parchment paper warms it back. The combination is the closest thing in our chandelier line to "modernist workshop with the lights on."

Choose 9.4 inch shade for desks, single-chair zones, narrow rooms; 14.2 inch shade for dining areas, study rooms, and larger workspaces. E26 standard socket accepts any LED or filament bulb. The adjustable arm pivots horizontally to redirect the light beam where the room actually needs it.

Tate vs. Wren — which adjustable chandelier for which room

We make two adjustable parchment chandeliers, and the choice between them is about which kind of warmth the room wants:

Choose the Tate (this fixture) for industrial-minimalist interiors, home offices, studio spaces, modernist dining rooms, and any room where the cooler aluminum frame fits the aesthetic. Single arm, single light source — direct and focused.

Choose the Wren for library, reading-nook, vintage, and traditional interiors, where warm brass and double-arm symmetry fit better. Two arms, two parchment shades, two pools of light.

Specifications

Where the Tate hangs best

Home office or studio — directly above the work surface; pivot to follow the work as it moves across the desk.

Modernist dining room — single arm over a long dining table works better than a fixed central chandelier; the warm parchment glow keeps the table from feeling clinical.

Industrial loft or studio apartment — the aluminum frame complements concrete, steel, and exposed brick; warm parchment shade keeps the room habitable rather than cold.

Study or library with single reading chair — point the arm over the chair, redirect to the desk when you switch tasks.

Designer dining-table-as-workspace setup — the table that doubles as work surface and dining surface needs lighting that knows which one it's doing right now.

For the warmest parchment glow, use a 2700K-3000K LED or filament bulb. Cool bulbs will fight the warm shade and make the room read office-clinical.

The arm pivots horizontally for repositioning by hand; do not force or over-extend beyond its natural pivot range.

Safety tested for indoor use in dry locations. Meets technical requirements for North American residential lighting installations.