The Workstead Chandelier fuses the concept of a chandelier with a keen understanding of function and flexibility. The same standard process can be reconfigured in countless ways; most importantly as a horizontal fixture that hangs only 914mm / 36” from the ceiling, or as a tall vertical gesture that hangs a dramatic 1580mm / 62” below.
Also available in a Black finish
Materials & Finishes
Hewn Brass
Cast Brass Clamps
Nude Cloth Pulley Cord
Dimensions
- Vertical Stem: 762mm / 30”
- Horizontal Arm: 762mm / 30”
- Canopy: 127mm / 5 ”
- Maximum Width: 1160mm / 46″
- Minimum Width: 914mm / 36″
- Maximum Drop: 1016mm / 40″
- Minimum Drop: 762mm / 30″
Custom Height Available – enquire here
Bulb Information
SATCO 40G25 40W Included
Incandescent Clear Bulb
E26 Medium Base
360 Lumens
110/120V or 220/240V
UL Listed, 60W Max
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Free delivery over £1500
Eligible for return within 14 days
Our products are made by hand to order in our workshops in the UK and Portugal. Furniture items can take between 6-8 weeks to arrive with you, although some items are in stock and can arrive faster. This is indicated against each product as you select your option. If you have specific requirements for delivery and would like to know if your order can be delivered sooner, please do contact us.
Visit our London showroom
You will always find a broad selection of our furniture designs on display alongside our popular tabletop and desktop accessories as well alongside our beautifully curated selection of ‘Evergreen’ and seasonal products.
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Our Mission
Our mission is to be a responsible, purposeful and useful company that is fit for the 21st century, and our ambition is to sell our sustainably made furniture to as many people as possible.
To do this, we strive to strike the right balance between craft and industry.
