Three different materials on one fixture — how do brass, wood, and ceramic actually work together here?
Each material plays a distinct role rather than competing for attention: brass forms the metal accents and structural durability, ash wood adds warm natural grain, and ceramic contributes a matte, textural contrast against the two. Together they read as a "curated" composition rather than a single-material fixture, which is the understated-luxury character the Miralis is built around.
At only H3.9″, is this too flat to work as a real chandelier?
It's intentionally low-profile — a flat, disc-like silhouette rather than a tall, cascading chandelier shape, which is what lets it sit closer to the ceiling. This makes it well suited to rooms with limited ceiling height where a traditional tall chandelier wouldn't fit comfortably, while the 19.7″ suspension rod (with custom lengths available) still gives you control over how far it drops.
Both sizes are the same height — how do I choose between 3 and 5 lights?
Since the height stays identical (H3.9″) and only the diameter and light count change, base your choice on the width of the space below it — the 3-Light at ∅27.6″ suits a smaller table or more contained area, while the 5-Light at ∅33.9″ spreads both light and visual presence across a wider surface, like a larger dining table.
How many bulbs does each size need?
Three E26/E27 bulbs for the 3-Light, five for the 5-Light, sold separately, rated up to 40W each. A warm-white LED complements the brass, wood, and ceramic combination well.
