Alfa 6 Light Chandelier Semi-Flush 63cm - Antique Brass

The Alfa is a 63cm 6-light chandelier built around an interlocking antique brass frame with six faceted glass shades. The frame consists of rectangular curved arms that spiral from a central hub, creating a symmetrical knot-like structure that sits 25cm tall when flush-mounted or extends on an adjustable rod to a maximum drop of 68cm. Each arm terminates in a G9 socket fitted with a clear faceted glass shade that refracts light outward and downward.

Designed for dining rooms, living rooms and bedrooms with ceiling heights between 2.4m and 3m, the Alfa operates as both a semi-flush ceiling light for lower ceilings (minimum drop 44cm from ceiling to base of shades) and as a suspended chandelier for higher ceilings. The 63cm diameter suits rooms of 12-18m², positioning the light centrally over a dining table, in the middle of a living room seating area, or above a bed in a principal bedroom. The antique brass finish provides a warmer, slightly weathered tone compared to polished brass, pairing with traditional, transitional and warm contemporary interiors.

The faceted glass shades are cut with geometric faces that catch and diffuse light from the six G9 bulbs (sold separately), creating small points of refraction across the glass surfaces and casting patterns onto surrounding walls and ceilings when dimmable warm-white LEDs are fitted. The 5kg weight of the combined metal frame and glass requires secure ceiling fixing into a joist or ceiling anchor rated for this load. The adjustable rod allows the drop to be set during installation to balance the chandelier's visual weight with the room's proportions.

What bulbs does the Alfa take?

The Alfa requires six G9 capsule bulbs, sold separately. Most users fit 3-5W LED G9 bulbs in warm white (2700K-3000K) for ambient dining or living room lighting. Total wattage depends on the bulbs chosen.

Can it be dimmed?

Yes, provided you fit dimmable G9 LED bulbs and pair them with a compatible LED dimmer switch. The fixture itself is dimmable-ready but the dimming performance depends entirely on the bulb and dimmer combination.

What's the difference between semi-flush and chandelier mode?

Semi-flush mode uses the minimum 44cm drop, positioning the chandelier closer to the ceiling for rooms with 2.4m ceiling heights. Chandelier mode extends the drop to a maximum of 68cm, allowing the fitting to hang lower in taller rooms. The drop is adjusted during installation by shortening or lengthening the central rod.

What ceiling height and room size does it suit?

The 63cm diameter works in rooms of approximately 12-18m². For dining tables, the chandelier typically hangs 75-85cm above the table surface, which requires a ceiling height of at least 2.5m in chandelier mode or 2.4m in semi-flush mode. Larger rooms or higher ceilings can accommodate the chandelier comfortably without it appearing undersized.