Gold Chandelier Light

Instead of a stem with arms, the body is built from ring frames that are coiled and interlaced so the rings read as one continuous form from any angle. Aluminium is the structural choice: it keeps a wide span rigid while adding little weight, and the surface is treated so it stands up to humidity in kitchens, bathrooms and covered entries where a bare metal would mark.

Clear acrylic pieces are set closely along each ring. They are the optical element, catching the LED output and breaking it into a pattern of light and shadow that shifts as a person moves under the fitting. Because the acrylic is clear rather than frosted, the rings keep their shape in the light instead of disappearing behind a diffuser.

The gold tone is finished onto the aluminium rather than applied as a film, so the colour sits evenly over the coil and the joints stay consistent at the crossings. Against warm timber or pale stone the tone reads rich without turning brassy, and it holds its look under the fitting's own output.

On the electrical side the modules are binned so one fixture shows no visible colour difference from ring to ring, and the driver runs at a safe low voltage. The fitting gives off little heat in service, which protects the acrylic and keeps the unit comfortable to be near in a low-ceiling room.

What the design delivers

• ✓Ring frames coiled and interlaced into a single body
• ✓Aluminium structure with an even gold finish
• ✓Clear acrylic pieces set along every ring
• ✓Refraction that throws light and shadow, not glare
• ✓Six listed configurations, 600 mm up to a three-part stack
• ✓Colour-binned LED with a cool-running safe-voltage driver

Coiled ring frames

Rings are wound and interlaced into one continuous form, so the body reads as a single sculptural shape from every angle rather than as a stem with separate arms.

Aluminium structural body

Aluminium keeps a wide span rigid while adding little weight. It is light to lift, stiff once hung, and far easier to install than a comparable steel frame.

Even gold finish

The gold tone is finished onto the metal, not laid on as a film, so the colour sits evenly across the coil and stays consistent at every crossing point.

Clear acrylic setting

Transparent acrylic pieces are arranged closely along the rings. Being clear rather than frosted, they refract the beam while letting the coil keep its shape in the light.

Colour-consistent LED

Modules are binned before assembly, so one fixture shows no visible colour difference from ring to ring and a repeat order matches the first shipment.

Cool, safe running

The driver works at a safe voltage and the unit gives off little heat in use, which protects the acrylic and keeps the fitting comfortable in a low room.

Start with the span

A single 600 mm ring suits a compact dining table or an entry. The 800 and 1000 mm singles step up to larger tables and open living areas. Where a room needs more presence than one ring can give, the 600+800, 800*1000 and 600+800+1000 combinations stack rings of different diameters into one drop.

Check the carton before you quote freight

Package sizes run 76*76*15, 96*96*15 and 116*116*15 cm depending on the configuration. The flat 15 cm depth is deliberate: it lets the rings travel as a shallow pack, which keeps volumetric weight down on air freight and stacking safe on a pallet.

Match the LED load to the ceiling

The range runs from 64 W on the 600 mm single to 296 W on the three-part stack. A taller room carries the higher load comfortably; in a low room the 64 W or 98 W option gives the same refraction without pressing too much light into the space.

Keep the surrounding finishes warm

The gold tone sits best against warm timber, cream stone or bronze tapware. Cool grey cabinetry and chrome fittings pull against it, so either repeat the warm note nearby or pick a different finish for that scheme.

Dining Table

An 800 mm single over a six-seat table throws a warm refraction across the setting without putting a bare source in anyone's eye line. The coil reads as sculpture from the side of the room and as soft pattern from the chair.

Living Room

The 1000 mm ring holds a seating group and gives the ceiling something to look at. Paired with warm timber and cream upholstery the gold tone ties the room together rather than standing apart from it.

Hotel Lobby

A three-part 600+800+1000 stack gives a reception the scale it needs. The interlaced rings read as a designed feature from the door, and the cool-running LED suits a space lit for long hours.

Stairwell

A stacked configuration drops through the stair void and turns a circulation space into a feature. Because the rings are open rather than solid, light still travels between floors instead of being blocked.

Showroom

Retail floors use the 600 mm ring in repeated runs. One size repeated reads as a deliberate rhythm down the room, and the low heat output keeps the fitting safe near displayed stock.

Restaurant

Over banquette seating the coil gives each table its own pool of refracted light. The treated aluminium surface copes with the humidity of a busy dining room better than an untreated metal frame.

Ring coiling bench

Each ring is coiled on a former and checked against a gauge before it joins the body, so a ring that has sprung out of round never reaches the welding stage.

Aluminium weld cell

Crossings are welded and dressed back so the join disappears into the coil, leaving the interlaced form to read as one continuous line of metal.

Gold tone bath

The finish is put on in our own bath and checked against a master panel under the same light, so a repeat order lands on the same gold as the first approved piece.

Acrylic setting jig

Clear pieces are seated in a jig that fixes the spacing along each ring, so the refraction stays even and no gap opens where a piece has drifted.

Colour binning check

Modules are measured and grouped before assembly; a unit that would show a visible difference from ring to ring is broken back down and re-binned.

Heat run test

Every configuration is run to temperature on a rig and the acrylic is inspected after, since a piece that crazes under its own heat would fail in a customer's room.

Brand carton print

Your name goes on the carton, the hang tag and the fitting sheet, whether the order is one pallet or a full container for a retail chain.

Batch trace card

Each consignment ships with a card linking the coil to its finish bath and LED bin, so a repeat matches the piece first approved.

Project runs suit us: add a ring to the stack, shift a diameter off the six listed sizes, take the gold tone warmer or paler, or set the LED load and driver to a market voltage. We trial each variant as a finished coil and check the finish, the spacing and the heat run before the first piece is packed.

Typical asks cover a tone matched to a brass or bronze scheme, a shallower pack for a freight budget, a dimming driver for a hotel brand, and a private-label carton for a retail chain. Give us the ceiling height and the market and we set the suspension and the driver before dispatch.

Fitting guidance

• ✓Isolate the circuit at the board before any wiring begins.
• ✓Fix the ceiling plate to a joist or blocking; a stacked configuration is heavier than a single ring.
• ✓Lift the coil with two people and keep it level, so no ring takes the weight on its own.
• ✓Confirm the driver matches your supply voltage, then switch on to check every ring lights evenly.

Care guidance

• ✓Dust the rings and acrylic with a dry microfibre cloth; acrylic marks if rubbed with a rough pad.
• ✓Wipe the acrylic with a damp cloth only. Solvents cloud clear acrylic and spoil the refraction.
• ✓Keep solvents and abrasive cleaners off the gold finish, which is a treated surface rather than a raw metal.
• ✓Check the ceiling fixing and the suspension once a year, especially on a stacked configuration.