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Thirty Spheres Floating Like Soap Bubbles

This glass sphere pendant cluster with a diameter of 50 cm combines a spherical base in brushed brass with thirty mouth-blown transparent glass spheres in two sizes — ten of Ø 10 cm and twenty of Ø 12 cm, plus one spare sphere. Six G9 sockets (bulbs not included, max. 25W per bulb) illuminate the composition from within for a sparkling, romantic play of light. The 220 cm cable is adjustable, and the fixture is compatible with sloped ceilings.

Why This Lamp

•        Thirty mouth-blown transparent glass spheres: ten pieces of Ø 10 cm and twenty of Ø 12 cm — the two sizes give the cluster an organic, three-dimensional depth.

•        Includes one spare sphere: if a sphere gets damaged, you have a replacement ready without needing an extra order.

•        Brushed brass finish: the warm gold tone of the base and arms blends seamlessly with the transparent spheres for a light, luxurious whole.

•        Six G9 sockets (max. 25W per bulb): compatible with G9 LED bulbs for energy-efficient, bright lighting from the heart of the cluster.

•        220 cm cable, fully adjustable: hang the lamp at the perfect height — minimum total height 50 cm, maximum total height 245 cm.

•        Dimmable and compatible with sloped ceilings: suitable for sloped ceilings and dimmable with a compatible dimmer switch (not included).

Designed as a Sparkling Centerpiece

The lamp is ideally suited as a statement piece in the living room or dining room, but also in the entrance, foyer, bedroom, or bathroom the cluster of glass spheres creates an unmistakable presence. Above a kitchen island or dining table, the airy composition provides both functional and decorative light. The style fits mid-century modern, glamour, and European classic interiors — but even in a minimalist home, this cluster immediately draws all attention. More and more people choose a glass sphere cluster chandelier in brass as both sculpture and light source that defines the space.