Lemuria 3 Light Globe Chandelier - Gold with Ivory Shade

The Lemuria is a 572mm spherical globe chandelier built around three E14 bulb fittings housed inside ivory white linen shades with opal diffusers. The frame is formed from interlocking gold-finished metal bands arranged in a globe structure, with a repeating Grecian key motif cut into the horizontal equatorial band. The sphere is suspended on an adjustable rod from a matching gold ceiling canopy.

Designed for entrance halls, dining rooms and living rooms with ceiling heights between 2.6m and 3.5m, the Lemuria provides ambient light through the diffused shades while the open frame structure keeps visual weight low. The drop is adjustable between 667mm and 1581mm on installation, allowing the chandelier to be positioned 700-900mm above a dining table or hung higher in a two-storey entrance hall. The 572mm diameter suits rooms of 15-25m² without dominating smaller spaces.

The gold finish carries a slight metallic texture rather than a mirror polish, which softens reflections under daylight and allows the Grecian key detail to read clearly. Each of the three ivory linen shades houses an opal glass diffuser that disperses light from the E14 bulbs (sold separately, up to 60W each) across the fabric surface. The combined metal frame, shades and diffusers give the fitting a substantial presence suited to traditional, classical and transitional interiors where decorative detail is valued.

What bulbs does the Lemuria take?

The chandelier takes three E14 small Edison screw bulbs up to 60W each, sold separately. Most users pair this with warm-white LED candle bulbs between 5-7W and 2700K-3000K for dining and living spaces.

What ceiling height is needed?

The adjustable drop of 667-1581mm allows the chandelier to work in rooms with ceiling heights from 2.6m to 3.5m. For a dining table the chandelier typically hangs 700-900mm above the surface; for an entrance hall it can be positioned higher to fill vertical space.

What room size does the 572mm diameter suit?

The 572mm globe diameter works well in rooms of 15-25m². In smaller dining rooms it provides sufficient scale without overwhelming the table; in larger entrance halls it can be used as a central feature or paired with wall lights for balanced illumination.

Is the Grecian key motif raised or cut-through?

The Grecian key pattern is cut through the horizontal equatorial band of the frame as an open fretwork detail, allowing light to escape through the geometric openings when the chandelier is lit.