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How a globe chandelier differs from a globe pendant
A pendant hangs one shade on one drop. A chandelier carries several separately housed heads on a frame, so it lights a volume rather than a spot. That makes it the fitting for a dining room, a hall or a stairwell, and the wrong one for a small space where a single globe would do the job without crowding it.
Branching, radial and linear frames
A branching frame scatters globes at different heights and reads organic. A radial frame sets them at one level around a centre and reads formal. A linear frame runs them along a bar, which is the shape for a long table or a kitchen island where a round fitting would leave the ends dark.
Scale and ceiling height
Width matters more than the number of lights. A wide frame at a modest drop suits a normal ceiling; a tall frame wants the height to carry it. The width and the drop are on every product page, and where the drop is fixed at manufacture we say so, because it cannot be shortened on site.