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The Atlas is a wide six-light chandelier built around two slim metal bars that cross at a low angle, each carrying a run of round acid-etched opal glass globes at staggered heights. Every globe takes a G9 lamp, and lit, the etched glass glows evenly from within rather than showing the bulb, so the fitting reads as a scatter of soft warm spheres held on fine black rods.
Unlit, the matt black bars set off the white opal globes, giving a graphic contrast of dark lines and pale balls that draws a quiet horizontal against the ceiling. It spans 800mm across and hangs on thin steel wires from a matt black ceiling cap, dropping from about 460mm to 2265mm, which you set at installation.
We would hang it over a dining table, a kitchen island or in a wide hallway or living room where the spread of globes can be seen from below. Bulbs are included, so it lights the moment it is wired in, and at IP20 it is for dry indoor rooms, so w
The Atlas is a wide six-light chandelier built around two slim metal bars that cross at a low angle, each carrying a run of round acid-etched opal glass globes at staggered heights. Every globe takes a G9 lamp, and lit, the etched glass glows evenly from within rather than showing the bulb, so the fitting reads as a scatter of soft warm spheres held on fine black rods.
Unlit, the matt black bars set off the white opal globes, giving a graphic contrast of dark lines and pale balls that draws a quiet horizontal against the ceiling. It spans 800mm across and hangs on thin steel wires from a matt black ceiling cap, dropping from about 460mm to 2265mm, which you set at installation.
We would hang it over a dining table, a kitchen island or in a wide hallway or living room where the spread of globes can be seen from below. Bulbs are included, so it lights the moment it is wired in, and at IP20 it is for dry indoor rooms, so w
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