Ginkgo Leaf Chandelier with Frosted Glass Globes
Sale price$250.99
Size: 6 heads Ø 60 cm × H 38 cm / Ø 24" x H 15"
Colour: Brass body & White
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Stephanie Schmidt
Glass and ceramic in the same palette

The pale components share a color direction while retaining different surface qualities.

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Barbara Vargas
Rounded light with fan-like detailing

The contrast between globes and spreading leaves gives the chandelier its recognizable character.

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Barbara Watkins
Frosted centers among shaped leaves

The rounded shades give the more detailed foliage a simple visual counterpoint.

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Catherine Rose
An ornamental chandelier without fabric

Ceramic foliage and glass globes provide the decoration in place of traditional textile shades.

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Mabel Bailey
Fan-shaped foliage overhead

The leaves provide the chandelier's distinctive outline rather than relying solely on its frame.

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Joan Tran
A layered ceiling composition

Leaves, shades, and supports occupy separate visual roles without abandoning the botanical theme.

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Ashley Mendez
A fixed botanical ceiling feature

Hardwired installation makes the leafy arrangement a permanent part of the overhead scheme.

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Claire Hernandez
Ceramics contribute more than color

The shaped leaf elements introduce a material and texture separate from the glass shades.

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Dylan Gordon
Brass holds the botanical arrangement

Warm metal supports connect the pale leaves and glass globes into a single composition.

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Michelle Rios
Brass brings definition to the foliage

The metallic structure gives the lighter leaves a visible framework.

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June Silva
Nature-inspired rather than geometric

The fan-shaped foliage makes this an ornamental chandelier for a room that welcomes botanical detail.

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Jeffrey Ramos
A statement built from repeated leaves

Repetition gives the botanical motif a cohesive appearance across the chandelier.

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Tony Gomez
Indoor lighting with a sculptural theme

The listed indoor application matches the chandelier's decorative leaf-and-globe construction.

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Heather Hamilton
Bulb changes remain possible

Socket-based light sources sit behind the frosted globes, allowing suitable replacement bulbs to be used.

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Alan Hoffman
A chandelier with a leafy silhouette

The botanical forms remain prominent even when the light is switched off.

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Jacqueline Simpson
Ceramic leaves around frosted globes

The ginkgo-inspired elements combine botanical decoration with rounded glass light shades.

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Heather Martin
Dimming for the botanical arrangement

Compatible bulbs and a suitable control can support dimming across the chandelier.

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Edward Bennett
Globes keep the arrangement rounded

The glass shades echo the softer character of the surrounding leaf forms.

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Julie Green
Leaves are the main decorative commitment

The foliage is intentionally conspicuous, so a preference for botanical ornament matters with this choice.

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Alice Ross
Pale foliage against warm metal

The contrast between the light-colored leaves and brass structure makes the layered arrangement readable.