Wood-beam Island Chandelier

Yes — the standard tone is medium walnut, but our team can custom-finish your beam in a lighter or darker stain at no extra standard charge. After placing your order, email us your order number and your preference (e.g. "lighter, more honey-toned" or "darker, more espresso"), and we'll match it during production. Custom finishes may add a few days to standard lead time.

Yes — the beam is solid wood, hand-aged and stained by hand. The grain, knots, and natural variation are real. This is not a metal body with wood-grain finish or a resin cast. Because it's natural wood, every beam is unique and will differ slightly from the photographs.

Yes — when paired with dimmable Edison-style or candelabra LED bulbs and a standard TRIAC wall dimmer, the fixture is fully dimmable. Vintage Edison filament bulbs are especially atmospheric when dimmed — the warm filament glow becomes more amber and candle-like.

Each socket takes one E12 candelabra base bulb up to 25W. Because the sockets are open and the bulbs are visible, vintage Edison-style filament bulbs (clear or amber glass with visible filaments) are the most common choice and produce the best rustic-industrial atmosphere. Modern E12 LED candelabra bulbs also work — pick warm white (2700–3000K) for the most period-appropriate glow. Bulbs not included.

The 4-head weighs ~15 kg (33 lb); the 5-head weighs ~17 kg (37 lb). A standard residential ceiling junction box typically supports up to 50 lb, so both sizes are within the safe range — but for the 5-head version we recommend a licensed electrician confirm your existing box is correctly rated, since fixtures over 35 lb sometimes need fan-rated or reinforced support.

Three suspension rod sections ship with each fixture (11.8" + 15.7" + 19.7", total 47.2" / 120 cm). Use them in combination or individually to set your preferred drop — they can also be shortened on installation. For vaulted or double-height ceilings, contact us before ordering for a custom rod length.