Copper Globe Frosted Glass Chandelier – 3 & 4 Heads, Dimmable

A refined copper globe chandelier with frosted glass shades for kitchen islands, dining rooms, and bar areas. Available in copper and copper-black finishes across 3-head (Style A and B) and 4-head configurations, with warm white, cool white 6000K, and a fully dimmable tri-colour remote variant. The frosted glass shades create a soft, diffused glow that complements the warm copper finish beautifully. LED bulbs are included. Read our chandelier lighting guide for expert styling advice.

Semi-flush mount installation, universal voltage (90–260V), and certified to CCC, CE, GS, PSE, SAA, and UL standards with a 3-year warranty. Explore our full chandelier lighting collection or read why a chandelier transforms your home.

• Finish: Copper | Copper Black
• Shade Type: Frosted glass globe
• Configurations: 3 Heads Style A | 3 Heads Style B | 4 Heads
• Light Source: LED (bulbs included)
• Colour Temperature: Warm White | Cool White 6000K | Tri-Colour with Remote (dimmable)
• Voltage: 90–260V (universal)
• Installation Type: Semi-flush mount
• Dimmable: Yes (Tri-Colour Remote variant)
• Certifications: CCC, CE, GS, PSE, SAA, UL
• Warranty: 3 years
• Suitable Spaces: Kitchen island, dining room, bar, living room

Why This Chandelier?

The copper globe form is a timeless choice in contemporary and industrial-luxe interiors — the warm copper finish adds richness and depth, while the frosted glass shades soften the light for a cosy, inviting atmosphere. The copper-black variant offers a moodier, more dramatic alternative. Style A and B offer different arm arrangements for the 3-head configuration.

Installation

This chandelier is installed via semi-flush mount to a standard ceiling rose or junction box. LED bulbs are included. Professional installation by a qualified electrician is recommended.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this chandelier dimmable?
Yes — the Tri-Colour Remote variant is fully dimmable. The fixed warm white and 6000K variants are not dimmable.

What is the difference between Style A and Style B?
Style A and Style B refer to different arm arrangements for the 3-head configuration, offering a choice of visual layout to suit your space.