Spring Oak Tree Chandelier

Sculptural iron chandeliers of this scale and foliage density typically weigh 30–50 kg (65–110 lbs) assembled. Standard US residential ceiling junction boxes are rated for roughly 25 kg / 55 lbs, so your electrician should install a heavy-duty fixture brace or anchor directly to a structural joist before mounting. We can confirm the exact weight for your specific unit before shipping — please contact us before ordering if your installation site needs the figure for engineering review.

No — and that is the point. Every oak leaf is hand-cut, hand-veined, and individually aged in the brown-green patina before assembly, and the canopy is then composed by hand. Leaf count, exact leaf placement, density at the trunk, and tonal balance vary fixture to fixture. The photographs show one representative unit; yours will sit within the same visual language but will not be identical. This is the character of hand-finished tole work, not a flaw.

Eight E12 (US candelabra) or E14 (European candelabra) candle bulbs, supplied by your installer. We recommend candle-envelope LED bulbs at 2700–3000K, ≤ 25W incandescent-equivalent, with a clear or warm-tinted glass envelope so the bulb visually integrates with the foliage tone. Frosted or cool-white bulbs flatten the sculptural reading of the canopy and are not recommended.

The standard wiring is non-dimming. TRIAC-dimmable wiring is available as a custom build — please contact us before ordering and specify your preferred dimming protocol so we ship the right variant. Whether the fixture actually dims also depends on the candle bulbs you install: confirm your chosen bulbs are dimmable LEDs or incandescents. For an explanation of the difference between TRIAC and 0–10V dimming and which one suits your installation, see our technical guide on dimming protocols. Custom builds may extend lead time.

The fixture itself is 122 cm / 48″ tall, plus the supplied 100 cm / 39.4″ chain — a total drop of around 222 cm / 87″ at full chain length. For a two-storey foyer or double-height great room (16–24 ft ceilings) the full chain typically reads correctly with the lower ring landing well above head height. For standard 9–10 ft ceilings, the chain should be shortened by your electrician to give 7–8 ft of clearance under the lower ring; the chandelier still reads well in those rooms but the upper foliage tower is its strongest visual feature, so taller ceilings are preferred where possible.

Yes — the brown-green patina is the standard finish, but custom patina depth (lighter spring-green, darker autumn-bronze, or a more uniform aged-iron) and custom chain lengths are available on request. Bespoke dimensions for double-grand or smaller foyer-scale versions can be quoted as custom builds. Please contact us before ordering with your project specifications and we will return a custom quote and lead time.

Yes. The Spring Oak Tree Chandelier is a Radilum studio original — designed and made in our studio in the tradition of 18th-century French gilt-tole and Italian mid-century naturalist ironwork, not adapted from a third-party reference product. The botanical sculptural composition, leaf shaping, patina, and proportional system are our own.

Yes — this is a hospitality-grade fixture. The hand-forged iron construction, estate-scale proportions, and durable hand-aged patina make it well-suited to luxury hotel lobbies and suites, restaurant private dining rooms, members-club libraries, garden conservatories, and high-end residential projects. For project-quantity orders we coordinate matched patina tone within batches, chain-length specification, and lead times directly. Please contact us with your project specification at the earliest stage.