Flat leather straps carry the Wrenley Leather Chandelier: they run from small ceiling plates, loop across the ceiling and drop to a white glass globe at each end. Nothing else is in view, no rods, no chains, no visible cord, so the fixture reads as a drawing of lines ending in spheres. The globes hang at different heights, which turns three or more of them into a cascade rather than a row.
Four counts are offered. The 1- and 3-light versions share a 31.5-inch spread and a 47.2-inch drop and drape from two ceiling points, which suits the space above a bed or a small dining table; the 5-light opens to 39.4 inches across and 59 inches tall; the 7-light reaches 47.2 inches across and 78.7 inches tall, a drop made for a stairwell or a double-height living room. The leather is a warm red-brown on every size.
Each globe holds a replaceable E27 LED lamp at 3W, and the bulbs are included. The straps adjust up to 6.6 feet and sloped ceilings are supported. The fixture hardwires to a standard ceiling box and is not dimmable.
