Esmai Glass Chandelier
Esmai Glass Chandelier
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Mid-Century Sputnik Chandelier · Gold Body · Pink or Smoke Gray Glass · G9 · 6 or 12 Heads
Patricia is a sputnik chandelier built on the mid-century starburst format — gold-finished iron arms radiating from a central hub, each terminating in a round glass globe shade. The geometry is classic; the execution is current. Two glass shade options — blush pink and smoke gray — shift the register of the same brass frame from warm and romantic to cool and architectural.
Available in 6-head and 12-head configurations at the same 70 cm diameter — the 12-head version achieves more density and presence through added vertical height rather than spread. Both use G9 capsule sockets, giving full control over brightness and color temperature through your bulb choice.
Size — Choose at Checkout
More open and airy — suits standard dining tables, bedrooms, and living rooms. The sparser arm arrangement lets the wall behind show through.
Denser arm arrangement on a taller body — more visual mass and twice the light output. Better suited to larger spaces or high-ceiling rooms where the fixture needs more presence.
Glass Shade — Choose at Checkout
The gold body is fixed. Select your glass globe shade color below.
Pink
Blush to rose glass globes — warm, romantic, and flattering. The pink tints the glow softly when lit. Pairs with cream walls, warm wood, and feminine or maximalist interiors.
Smoke Gray
Cool tinted gray glass globes — the gold arms read more prominently against the darker shade. A more restrained, architectural pairing suited to neutral or monochrome interiors.
G9 bulbs are not included. G9 is a small bi-pin capsule socket — widely available but different from standard E26/E27 screw bases. Confirm G9 compatibility before sourcing bulbs. We recommend 2.5–4W LED G9 capsules at 2700K warm white for the best pairing with both shade colors. Maximum wattage per socket: 25W.
Specifications
| SKU | RDC-112227 |
| Configurations | 6-head · 12-head |
| Dimensions — 6H | ∅ 70 × H 33 cm · ∅ 27.6″ × H 13″ |
| Dimensions — 12H | ∅ 70 × H 48 cm · ∅ 27.6″ × H 18.9″ |
| Suspension Rod | 50 cm / 19.7″ (both configurations) |
| Body Finish | Gold (fixed) |
| Glass Shade | Pink · Smoke Gray (choose at checkout) |
| Materials | Iron lamp body · Glass globe shades |
| Socket | G9 bi-pin × 6 or × 12 · Bulbs not included · User-replaceable |
| Recommended Bulb | G9 LED capsule 2.5–4W · 2700K warm white · Max 25W per socket |
| Voltage | AC 110–240V · Universal |
| Mounting | Hardwired ceiling canopy · Standard junction box |
| Best For | Dining rooms · Bedrooms · Living rooms · Home offices · Mid-century and retro interiors |
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FAQ
6-head or 12-head — which suits my space? +
Both versions are the same 70 cm diameter — the difference is density and height. The 6-head (H 33 cm) is open and airy; the arm spacing is generous and the fixture reads as lighter overhead. Best for standard rooms, intimate dining areas, and bedrooms where you want presence without visual weight. The 12-head (H 48 cm) is denser and taller — twice the light output and more sculptural mass. Better for larger dining rooms, open-plan spaces, or rooms with higher ceilings where the 6-head would feel undersized.
Pink or Smoke Gray glass — which should I choose? +
Pink leans warm and romantic — the blush tone softens the gold arms and casts a flattering, warm-tinted glow when lit. Best for bedrooms, dining rooms with warm wall tones, and interiors with a maximalist or feminine character. Smoke Gray is cooler and more architectural — the darker glass makes the gold frame read more prominently as a structural object, and the light output is crisper. Better for neutral, monochrome, and contemporary interiors where you want the gold to contrast rather than blend.
What is a G9 socket and where do I buy bulbs? +
G9 is a small bi-pin capsule socket — the two metal pins push directly into the socket rather than screwing in like a standard E26/E27 base. G9 LED capsule bulbs are widely available at hardware stores, lighting retailers, and online. Look for: G9 LED, 2.5–4W, 2700K warm white. Avoid halogen G9 bulbs — they run hot and consume significantly more energy than LED equivalents. Maximum wattage per socket is 25W.
Is it dimmable? +
Yes, when paired with dimmable G9 LED bulbs and a compatible TRIAC wall dimmer switch. The fixture itself is passive — dimming capability depends entirely on the bulb and dimmer combination. Specify "dimmable" when purchasing G9 LED capsules, and confirm your dimmer switch is rated for LED loads. Both are sold separately.
Product features
Product features
- Hand-finished in natural materials — alabaster, marble, brass, and blown glass — so slight variation in veining, grain, or patina between pieces is normal and expected.
- Hardwired or plug-in per listing; check the individual product page for the exact wiring type and included cord length.
- Compatible with standard dimmer switches unless the listing notes otherwise.
- Bulb base type (e.g. E12, E26) is listed on each product page; bulbs are not included unless stated.
- Select pieces are made to order — see the product page for current lead time before ordering.
Materials and care
Materials and care
- Alabaster, marble & stone: dust with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water and household cleaners — they can etch or stain natural stone.
- Brass & metal finishes: wipe with a dry microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, which will strip the patina.
- Fabric shades: spot clean only with a dry cloth.
- Glass: apply a mild glass cleaner to a soft cloth, not directly to the fixture.
- Always turn off and let the fixture cool before cleaning.
- Keep fixtures away from direct moisture unless the listing specifies it's rated for outdoor or wet locations.
Styling tips
Styling tips
- Wall sconces: mount at 60–66″ from the floor to the center of the fixture; space paired sconces 24–30″ apart.
- Pendants: hang 30–36″ above a table or counter surface, adjusting for ceiling height.
- Chandeliers: as a general sizing guide, allow roughly 2.5–3″ of fixture width for every foot of room width.
- Warmer bulb temperatures (2700K–3000K) bring out the tone in natural materials like alabaster and brass.
- Pairing with a dimmer switch gives you more control over ambiance in living and dining spaces.
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