Cluster Mosaic Chandeliers

Why choose a cluster mosaic chandelier

Where a spiral lets its globes trail downward, a cluster mosaic chandelier gathers them together on one frame, so the whole piece reads as a single, generous shape. When it is lit, the globes sit close enough for their patterns to meet on the walls and ceiling. Some 13-globe pieces arrange their globes in tiers for even more depth.

Every 15 cm globe is cut and set by hand in Türkiye from natural glass, mirror tile and mosaic beads, then grouted and polished. Most cluster chandeliers combine several designs, so one piece might mix cobalt, emerald, amber and ruby globes, each with its own pattern. The frame is hand-aged antique brass, the glass is never dyed, painted or plastic, and no two clusters are ever the same.

How to choose your cluster chandelier

There are three sizes, and the right one depends on your ceiling as much as your room.

• 5 globes: 110 cm overall height, 30 cm ceiling drop, 22 cm frame. A neat cluster for a dining room or hallway.
• 7 globes: 95 cm overall, 30 cm drop, 30 cm frame. Wider than the 5-globe but 15 cm shorter, which makes it the one to choose under a lower ceiling.
• 13 globes: 145 cm overall, 45 cm drop, 40 cm frame, and on some pieces the globes sit in tiers. Made for a large room with plenty of height.

Measure from your ceiling to where you want the lowest globe to sit, and compare that with the overall height. Prefer globes that cascade at different heights? Compare the spiral chandeliers. For a calmer palette, a few clusters keep to white glass, which you can find among the white mosaic lamps, and the full range sits together in mosaic chandeliers.

Where a cluster chandelier looks best

Over a dining table, a cluster becomes the focal point of the room, with colour spreading across the walls as you eat. In an entrance hall, it gives a warm welcome the moment you open the door. In a living room or sun room, it hangs as a natural centrepiece, and it suits a reading nook too. In a café, restaurant, yoga studio or boutique hotel, one cluster can set the mood of the whole room.

Buying a lamp as well? Add a single-globe lamp to any chandelier and save £10 on the lamp. Many lamps share their glass designs with chandelier globes, so the two can match.

Bulbs, safety and care

Every globe takes an E14 bulb, and every bulb is included as an LED bulb: 5, 7 or 13, one per globe. LED keeps the heat low across every globe, which helps protect the mosaic.

Each cluster chandelier is CE certified and hardwired, fitted to a ceiling light point by a qualified electrician. To clean, switch off the power, then work round the cluster with a soft, dry cloth, steadying each globe as you dust it.