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At Metavaya, we provide comprehensive customization services to ensure your lighting perfectly fits your space and style. Whether you prefer modern minimalism, industrial chic, or timeless elegance, we are here to craft unique lighting fixtures that bring out the best in your space.
Start by connecting with our experts via live chat or email and share the following details:
We’re here to help you every step of the way!
Q: How much does custom lighting cost?
A: Pricing depends on the complexity of the design, materials, and dimensions. Contact us for a personalized quote.
Q: What is the production and delivery time?
A: It typically takes 4 to 7 weeks, depending on the order's complexity.
Q: Do you offer global shipping?
A: Yes, we provide worldwide shipping, with fees calculated based on destination and order size.
Contact us today to begin creating your bespoke lighting fixture, and let Metavaya illuminate your space with brilliance and style!
Selecting the right size light fixture is essential to achieving both functional lighting and balanced aesthetics. A fixture that’s too small can feel underwhelming, while one that’s too large can overwhelm the space. Use the following guidelines and tips to find the perfect light fixture size for your room.
1. Calculate the Diameter
Use this simple formula to determine the ideal diameter for your light fixture:
Example: 18 feet (Room Length) + 12 feet (Room Width) = 30 feet; The chandelier should be about 30 inches for its diameter
2. How to determine the chandelier’s height
To find the ideal height for a fixture:
Measure the space’s floor to ceiling distance in feet, multiple by 2.5 will be the approximate height for the chandelier in inches. This rule mainly apply to pendant style chandelier while not necessarily apply to ceiling style chandelier.
Example: For example 10 feet (Room Height), 10*2.5 = 25 The chandelier should be about 25 inches for its height
3. How to determine the appropriate height for hanging a chandelier
If you are hanging the chandelier on an open floor, chandelier’s bottom should at least be 7.5 feet away from the floor.
If you are hanging the chandelier above a dining table or kitchen island, chandelier’s bottom should be 30 to 36 inches away from the tabletop.
Besides those general rules that apply to most spaces, there are other rules and tips for different areas, like what size chandelier should be used for the dining room and what about foyers?
Dining Room & Kitchen island
If you are hanging the chandelier above your dining table or kitchen island, you can also decide the size of the chandeliers based on the size of your dining table or kitchen island. We generally recommend that the length or diameter of the chandelier should be between 1/2 and 3/4 of the length of the dining table or kitchen island.
For example, let's say that you have a dining table with 60 inches in length. The chandelier should be between 30 (60 x 1/2) to 45 (60 x 3/4) inches in diameter or length (Same here 1/2 to 3/4 of the kitchen island length)
Two-Story Foyer with Staircase
Besides the general rule that the chandelier’s bottom should be at least 7 and a half feet away from the floor. For two stories, what you also need to consider is how will it look from the second floor. In general, staircase chandeliers will be a good choice for space. In term of placing, below are two commonly seen guidance:
Long Hallways
Chandelier size for hall ways should be determined by the width of the hallway. Multiple the hallway’s width in feet by 2.5 will be the diameter of the chandelier in inches.
For example, the hallway’s width is 8 feet. The chandelier’s diameter should be about 20 (8 x 2.5) inches
If you want to decorate with chandelier for your long hallways. We always recommend having them
Important Note: The features described below apply generally to our lighting fixtures. They do not guarantee that the specific product you are viewing includes these features. Please refer to the Description section of the product page to verify its functionalities.
Dimmable Version:
Three-Color Switch-Controlled Version:
Color temperature defines the visual tone of light, influencing the ambiance and functionality of your space. Here's a guide to help you choose:
Warm White (2700-3300K):
Provides a soft, inviting glow, ideal for creating cozy and relaxing atmospheres in living rooms, bedrooms, and dining areas.
Neutral Light (3300-5300K):
Offers bright, balanced illumination similar to natural daylight. Perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, offices, and retail spaces where clarity and focus are key.
Cool White (5300-6500K):
Produces a crisp, energizing light, enhancing focus and productivity. Best suited for task-oriented spaces such as workshops, garages, and display areas.
Tip: Select the color temperature based on the activities and mood you want to establish in your space to ensure both functional and aesthetic harmony.
Install on solid brick or concrete. NO hollow bricks or gypsum boards. Ensure wall flatness within 0.5mm error.
Confirm bracket hole positions before drilling. Sizes vary by fixture. Each ceiling plate requires specific measurement for alignment.
Standard Duty: ≤15kg. Heavy Duty: 30-50kg. Fix every 40-50cm. Double-person install required for large appliances.
Chandeliers are a timeless addition to any home, offering both style and function. Whether installed above a kitchen island, a dining table, or in a hallway, Chandelier can transform your space. At Metavaya, we want you to feel confident throughout the installation process. Follow our step-by-step guide, and you’ll soon enjoy a beautifully illuminated room!
Step 1: Preparation
Before starting, ensure you have all the tools and follow safety protocols.
Tools You’ll Need:
Ladder, pliers, wire strippers, screwdrivers, power drill(optional), a drill bit(optional)
Safety First:
Turn Off Power: Shut off power at the breaker panel for the room you’re working in.
Test for Power: Use a voltage tester on the wires or fixture to confirm no current is flowing.
Remove the Old Fixture: Carefully unscrew and disconnect the existing light. Retain screws or mounting hardware, as they may be helpful for the new fixture.
Step 2: Assemble the Chandelier
Lay out all parts and assemble your fixture according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
Organize Components: Spread all parts on a flat surface for easy access.
Pre-Assemble Parts: Attach rods, chains, or decorative elements, and set the hanging height to your preference.
Secure Decorations: Attach shades, crystals, or other decorative elements while on the ground to simplify installation.
Step 3: Install the Mounting Bracket
The mounting bracket is vital for a stable and secure fixture.
Attach the Bracket: Secure it to the ceiling junction box using screws provided.
Check Stability: Gently pull on the bracket to ensure it’s firmly in place. For heavier fixtures, use a fan brace or additional support.
Step 4: Connect the Wiring
Wiring is a crucial step—take care to follow these guidelines:
Identify Wires:
Black: Live/hot wire
White: Neutral wire
Green/Bare Copper: Ground wire
Wiring Instructions:
Ground Wire: Connect the pendant’s ground wire to the junction box’s ground wire and secure with a connector.
Neutral Wires: Twist the white wires together and secure with a wire connector.
Live Wires: Connect the black wires and secure them.
Double-Check Connections: Tug each connection gently to ensure they are secure and no bare wires are exposed.
Tip: If you’re unsure about wiring, consult a licensed electrician.
Step 5: Attach the Chandelier
Mount your fixture onto the bracket.
Secure the Fixture: Align the pendant with the mounting bracket and use screws or nuts to fasten it.
Adjust Alignment: Check that the pendant hangs level and at the correct height before tightening fully.
Step 6: Finalize Setup
Add the finishing touches to your fixture.
Insert Bulbs: Use the recommended wattage and type for your Chandelier.
Attach Shades or Covers: Secure any shades or covers not attached earlier.
Stability Check: Ensure all components are secure and the fixture hangs level.
Step 7: Test Your Light
Restore power and enjoy your new lighting!
Restore Power: Switch the breaker back on.
Flip the Switch: Turn on the Chandelier to check functionality.
Make Final Adjustments: Step back to assess height and alignment, and make any necessary tweaks.
Additional Tips for Chandelier Installation
Optimal Heights:
Support for Heavy Fixtures:
Ensure your ceiling junction box and bracket can support the pendant’s weight. For heavy fixtures, use additional reinforcement like a fan brace.
Professional Assistance:
If you’re unsure about wiring or want to ensure compliance with building codes, hire a licensed electrician for peace of mind.
Step 8: Check
Congratulation, you have completed the installation for your chandelier! One last thing to do is to check it from a distant just to make sure that the chandelier is leveled and at proper height. Make additional small adjustment as needed. After ensuring safety, you can turn on your house’s power switch and the light switch for the chandelier. Now you can enjoy the beautiful chandelier that you just installed for your home.
We hope this blog will be able to provide you an overall view about the chandelier’s installation process as well as step by step guidance when you are doing the installation. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us and we are always here to help!
Please be aware that all prices shown on our website do not include duties, local taxes, or any other import charges. In most cases, our parcels pass through customs without VAT being charged. However, for larger orders or certain circumstances, we may need to provide additional information to customs and cooperate with the buyer to supply the required paperwork.
Each destination country has its own import tax threshold, which determines the value of goods that can be imported before import duties are charged. Import duties, taxes, and other charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility, and we are not liable for any delays caused by customs authorities in your country.
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Five glass modules stacked into a column 140 cm tall, each one holding its own bulb, each one bound by a gold-finish metal band with the studs left on show. The glass panels are formed with rolled corners rather than cut square, so the stack reads as a run of lit cushions instead of a hard-edged box. Green or white — both on gold metal.
Everything you need before you order, in one place. A freestanding plug-in column: five glass modules on a metal frame, five sockets, a foot switch at floor level and a 150 cm cord.
| Materials | Metal + glass |
| Glass | Hand-textured glass panels with rolled corners, four to a module |
| Frame & base | Metal, gold finish — corner frame, banding between tiers, base plate |
| Finishes | Green + Gold · White + Gold |
| Dimensions | L 18.1″ × H 55.1″ (L 46 × H 140 cm) |
| Modules | Five stacked tiers |
| Light source | E26 / E27 — LED or Edison bulb, not included |
| Bulbs | Five, one inside each module |
| Dimming | Not dimmable as supplied — on / off foot switch |
| Voltage | AC 110–240V |
| Cord | 150 cm / 59″ with plug and foot switch — extendable on request |
| Control | Foot switch on the cord |
| Placement | Freestanding, plug-in — IP20, indoor dry locations only |
The 150 cm cord arrives already fitted with the plug for your country, with the foot switch set about a metre from the base so it lands where your foot does. Pick one at checkout, or leave it and we match it to your shipping address.
Type A / B — United States, Canada, Mexico, Japan
Type G — United Kingdom, Ireland, Hong Kong, Singapore
Type I — Australia, New Zealand, China, Argentina
Type C / F — Most of Europe, Türkiye, South Korea
Unlit, the panels read as solid blocks of glass on gold metal — an object, not a lamp waiting to be switched on. Lit, each module glows from its own bulb, so the brightness is spread evenly over the full 140 cm instead of pooling at one height. The texture softens each source into a warm core rather than a point of glare.
LIGHTS OFFLIGHTS ON
Deep olive or milky white glass on warm gold metal. It holds the corner either way.
Five warm cores stacked up the column, with the metal bands reading as dark lines between them.
No bulbs are included, and this lamp takes five. Buy all five the same brand and the same colour temperature — stacked one above another, any mismatch is obvious.
One unit, repeated five times. Each module is four textured glass panels clamped to a metal frame around a single socket; a band closes it top and bottom, and the studs that hold it together are left on the outside. Nothing is hidden, and nothing is decorative that is not also structural.
Five identical units stacked and banded. The rhythm is the design — your eye reads the repeat before it reads the object, which is what gives a 140 cm lamp the presence of a column rather than a pole.
Each panel is formed while the glass is hot, so the corners roll over instead of being ground to an edge. The silhouette scallops in and out at every tier — soft geometry, not a hard-edged box.
Four glass panels close each module all the way round, so there is no dark back. Stand it in the open, in a doorway or beside a bed and it looks finished from every chair in the room.
Metal bands between the tiers, studs through the face, a metal plate at the floor. Nothing is covered up and nothing is added for decoration — every part of the frame is doing a job.
The same five modules, the same gold-finish metal frame, two completely different rooms. Green reads as weight and shade; white reads as light and air. Both warm up to gold when you switch them on.
Deep bottle-green with the texture running right through it. Unlit it is almost opaque and reads as a carved object; lit, it goes amber-gold at the centre of each module and stays dark at the rolled edges. The one to choose if the room is already pale — it gives you a dark vertical where there wasn't one.
White drawn through clear while the glass is molten, so the cloud sits inside the glass rather than on its surface. Unlit it looks like alabaster; lit, the swirl lights up from behind and each module glows soft and even. The one to choose for a bedroom, or anywhere you want the light without the mass.
Taller than a sofa back, taller than most headboards, and two-thirds the height of an interior door. Tall enough to light a seated room from above eye level, and heavy enough in the silhouette to anchor a corner on its own.
About the footprint of a bar stool. It needs a corner or a clear patch of floor, not a side table, and it does not need a wall behind it.
The top module sits at 140 cm, well above a seated eye line, so the light comes down into the room with no shade edge to look at.
Stand it on a level floor, fit five bulbs and plug it in. No electrician, no fixings, nothing drilled.
Three components make up the entire lamp, and the fifth module uses exactly the same three as the first. Below, each one at close range: how it is made, what it does structurally, and what it contributes to the light.
Formed hot and left unground, so the surface carries a fine texture and the corners roll over rather than cut. Four panels close each module, and no two carry the same pattern of ripple and bubble.
A metal band closes each module top and bottom and carries the studs that hold the glass in. It is the joint, the shadow line and the ornament all at once — the reason the stack reads as five things rather than one tall thing.
A thin metal plate rather than a weighted block. It sets the whole column a few millimetres off the floor and picks up the boards underneath it, so a heavy object lands lightly.
A single shaded floor lamp puts one bright zone at the top of a pole. Five modules, each with its own bulb, behave differently — in the light they give, and in what the object does for the room when it is switched off.
Solid glass on gold metal reads as an object by daylight. It is one of the few floor lamps worth having in the room before dark.
Five bulbs spread the brightness up the whole column instead of hanging it at the top, which is what stops a tall lamp looking top-heavy.
The texture breaks every source before it leaves the glass, so from a sofa you see warm panels, not bulbs.
It arrives built. Bulbs in, plug in, foot on the switch — no electrician, no ceiling work, no holes.
Green for weight and shade, white for light and air. Same lamp, same metal, two entirely different moods.
Two of them framing a sofa, a doorway or a bed turns a lamp into architecture. Ask us before you order and we will match the pair.
The colour is melted into the glass rather than sprayed onto it, and the warmth is a gold metal finish rather than paint. A chipped edge would be the same colour all the way through.
Textured glass against warm gold-finish metal. Neither is a cool material, so the lamp stays warm in daylight as well as under a bulb — and both of them get better as they age rather than worse.
Olive and white are melted into the glass itself, not applied to the surface. The depth of colour varies panel to panel, which is why no two modules are an exact match.
The ripple runs into the body of the glass rather than sitting on the face. It is what turns five bulbs into five soft panels instead of five bright points.
Bands, studs and base in a warm gold finish. It picks up the colour of the room around it, which keeps a tall object from reading as a block in the corner.
The rolled corners are as the glass set. They catch a highlight all the way round each panel — the detail you only see from a metre away.
Designed to hold its own as an object, whether the lamp is switched on or off.
At 140 cm with a 46 cm footprint and light at five heights, it suits some positions far better than others. Six that work, and what each one gets out of it.
Fills the corner a floor lamp usually leaves dark.
Stands clear of the arm and lights the seat beside it.
The one light you leave on when you go out.
Tall enough to clear the headboard; foot switch, no reaching.
A warm counterweight to a cooler task lamp.
Lit on all four sides, so it works in a through space.
Twenty glass panels go into one lamp, and every one of them is formed, cooled and fitted individually. Everything that makes one module different from the next happens before the metal ever touches it.
Olive or white is taken into the batch, so the colour is in the glass rather than on it.
Each panel is formed while the glass is soft, which is where the texture and the rolled corners come from.
Slow annealing sets the ripple and leaves the edges as they fell. No two panels cool the same way.
Four glass panels are closed into a metal frame around one socket, studded through, and the module is stacked onto the one below.
The ripple runs coarser on some panels than others.
Depth of olive, or density of cloud, differs module to module.
Trapped in the glass as it cooled.
L 18.1″ × H 55.1″ (L 46 × H 140 cm) — five stacked modules on a metal base plate.
Green if the room is already pale and you want a dark vertical in it; the glass is nearly opaque unlit and goes amber-gold when you switch it on. White if you want the light without the mass — it reads as alabaster by day and glows soft and even at night. The metal is the same on both.
A patch about 46 cm square — roughly the footprint of a bar stool. It is lit on all four sides, so it does not need a wall behind it and works standing in the open.
Yes. Stand it on a level floor, fit the bulbs and plug it in. There is nothing to screw together and nothing to wire.
Because the repeat is the design, and because five separate bulbs light the full height evenly. A single shade would give you one bright zone and a lot of dark column underneath it.
Very close, but each panel is formed and cooled by hand, so the texture, the depth of colour and the odd trapped bubble differ from panel to panel and lamp to lamp. That variation is the material, not a defect.
Five — one inside each module. They are not included. Buy all five the same brand and the same colour temperature; stacked one above another, a mismatch is immediately obvious.
E26 / E27, warm white at 2700–3000K. A decorative Edison bulb gives sharper highlights through the texture; a frosted LED keeps each module softer and more even. 4000K and cooler turns the green grey and flattens the metal.
Bulb preference is personal, fittings differ by country, and five glass bulbs rarely survive a long international shipment intact. Buying locally gets you the right fitting, the right brightness and no broken glass in the box.
Five bulbs over 140 cm of textured glass gives a generous, even light — enough to carry a room on its own in the evening. The texture spreads light rather than focusing it, so pair it with a task light if you read in that chair.
Not as supplied — the cord carries a simple on/off foot switch. Fit dimmable LEDs and use a plug-in or in-line dimmer, or fit smart bulbs, and you control the level.
A foot switch sits on the 150 cm / 59″ cord, so you turn the lamp on and off without bending down or reaching into the glass. A longer cord can be fitted on request — ask before you order.
Switch the lamp off and let the bulbs cool, then dust the glass with a dry microfiber cloth and wipe the metal with a soft dry cloth. Avoid solvents and metal polish, which will mark both the texture and the finish.
Contact Metavaya before you order and we’ll set it up.
Experience the artistry of handcrafted Italian glass with the Florence Collection. Discover how sculptural chandeliers and sconces transform lighting into fine art.
