Gino 1 Circular Chandelier Details
The Gino 1
circular chandelier features a structural layout built around a central brass ring with an aged gold patina. Its waved contour brings a rhythmic visual flow to the overall fixture. Measuring 120 cm in diameter, the outer structure is suspended from a vertical black steel stem that maintains overall balance and stability. As a result, the light fixture serves as a primary ceiling focal point for broad interior spaces.
Opal Glass Globes for the Circular Chandelier
Seven 14 cm
opal glass globes are spaced evenly along the perimeter of the ring. These frosted spheres diffuse soft light consistently across surrounding surfaces without harsh glare. In addition, the contrast between the dark vertical stem, the warm aged gold brass, and the white globes establishes a clear geometric composition.
Handcrafted Assembly of the Brass Chandelier
We fabricate each unit by hand in our local workshop. Metal artisans shape, assemble, and apply the aged gold patina directly to the brass ring before securing the central steel mounting hardware. Because of this manual production process, subtle variations in metal tone and surface patina naturally occur across individual pieces. These slight differences reflect genuine workshop techniques rather than standardized mass production.
Placement Options for Large Circular Light Fixtures
Designed for overhead room lighting, this 120 cm fixture adapts well to open architectural layouts. For instance, it works exceptionally well above large dining tables, central living room seating arrangements, or double-height entryways. Furthermore, this model coordinates seamlessly alongside our broader collection of custom
pendant lighting and ceiling fixtures.
Maintenance Guidelines for Aged Brass and Glass
To clean the brass ring, steel stem, and glass spheres, wipe all surfaces gently with a dry, soft microfiber cloth. Avoid using liquid glass sprays, abrasive pads, or chemical polishing agents. Harsh solvents will strip the protective patina and alter the metal surface finish. Over time, the living brass material interacts naturally with ambient air, developing a subtle patina while preserving its structural integrity.
