Cascading Crystal Six-Light Chandelier

A monumental presence in any considered interior, this six-light chandelier from John Richard commands the ceiling plane with a cascading architecture of iron and metal that reads as both structural and lyrical. At thirty-five inches in height and forty inches across, its proportions are generous without excess, scaled for the rooms that demand a true focal point overhead. The downward movement of its form — tier upon tier descending in choreographed succession — brings a sculptural drama that chandelier light alone rarely achieves.