The ∅ 19.7″ (6 sockets) suits a round table up to 48 inches, a breakfast nook, or a bedroom. The ∅ 23.6″ (8 sockets) is the most versatile dining-room size — ideal for tables 54–72 inches and standard kitchen islands. The ∅ 31.5″ (10 sockets) is a grand statement scale for large dining tables, oversized islands, and open-plan great rooms. Hang the lowest glass disc 30–36 inches above the tabletop for dining use.

Gold (brushed brass) is the warmer, more glamorous option — it leans into the mid-century luxury character and pairs beautifully with warm woods, marble, and jewel tones. Black gives the starburst frame a sharper, more contemporary and architectural read — better suited to modern, monochrome, and high-contrast interiors. Both finishes use the same hand-blown swirled cloud glass plates.

No — because the glass plates are individually hand-blown, each disc carries its own unique swirl pattern and subtle variation in the cloud-like texture. This is a hallmark of genuine hand-blown glass and is part of the fixture's artisanal character, not a defect. The variation is what gives the layered arrangement its sense of natural movement and depth when lit.

Yes — the standard suspension rod is 30 cm (11.8 inches). The rod length can be varied upon request — contact us before ordering with your ceiling height and desired drop. For dining use, the bottom glass disc typically sits 30–36 inches above the table; for foyers and higher ceilings, specify the total drop you need.