Elegant, sculptural lighting from Currey and Company — the Bevilacqua Chandelier — a refined multi‑light pendant that pairs recycled glass flutes with a silver‑leaf wrought‑iron frame for a timeless, modern‑classic look. Ideal for dining rooms, entryways, or living spaces where you want a focal chandelier that blends artisan detail with ambient illumination.
Key features & design
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Signature materials: Reflective glass flutes crafted from recycled bud vases surrounding a wrought‑iron frame finished in exquisite silver leaf — a combination that creates depth and subtle sparkle.
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Multi‑light, candelabra style: Designed with candelabra‑base sockets to deliver warm, layered light through the glass flutes. (Dimmable when used with compatible dimmable bulbs and controls.)
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Architectural silhouette: Rounded drum of vertical glass tubes held by a circular lower ring and elegant arched supports, finished with a hanging chain and round canopy for a clean ceiling profile.
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Craft and certification: Hand‑assembled details, UL/cUL listing for safe residential installation.
Performance & benefits
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Ambient, layered illumination: The glass flutes diffuse and reflect light from the inner candelabra bulbs, producing an even, luminous glow that reduces glare while emphasizing the chandelier’s textured glass.
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Versatile scale options: Available in multiple sizes so you can choose a proportion that suits a small foyer or a larger dining area; adjustable chain/cord length helps fit different ceiling heights.
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Built to complement interiors: The neutral silver‑leaf finish and clear recycled glass work with contemporary, transitional, or traditional schemes — adding subtle elegance without overpowering existing décor.
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Practical care: Simple maintenance — wipe with a soft, dry cloth or static duster; avoid harsh chemicals to preserve the finish and glass clarity.
About the maker: From Currey and Company, a respected lighting and décor house known for thoughtfully designed, handcrafted fixtures that combine quality materials and classic forms — the Bevilacqua collection exemplifies their attention to materiality and finish.
