The 12-Light and 15-Light are the exact same size — what's the point of choosing between them?
Both share identical L35.8″ × H24″ dimensions, so the only real difference is light count and density — the 15-Light packs more arms and bulbs into the same footprint for a brighter, fuller look, while the 12-Light gives a slightly more open, spaced-out branch arrangement at the same scale. Choose based on how much light output and visual density you want, not on physical size.
What does the "velvet-touch chain cover" actually add?
It's a soft, fabric-like sleeve over the hanging chain, giving it a tactile, upholstered feel rather than leaving the bare metal links exposed. It's a detail more felt than seen from a distance, but it adds to the fixture's overall sense of considered craftsmanship, alongside the ornate scrollwork on the brass frame.
How do I choose the right size for my table?
Match the fixture's length to your table's length and light count to how bright and full you want it to look — the 6-Light (L25.6″) suits a smaller table, scaling up through the 8 and 10-Light options, with the 12 and 15-Light (both L35.8″) built for your largest dining or entry table where you want maximum presence.
How many bulbs does each size need?
Bulb count matches the light count: 6, 8, 10, 12, or 15 bulbs depending on size, all on E12 or E14 bases, sold separately, rated up to 15W each.
