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Collector Chandelier

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$697.5 $1395 In stock

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Bulbs not included.

Imagined by the industrious Swedish furniture designer Alf Svensson in the 1950s, Chandelier 3 is one of three lighting designs in the Collector series. Shaped from a central band of solid brass, six conical metal shades direct the light upwards and downwards to illuminate with ambient light. Small perforations in each shade disperse the light outwards, creating intriguing shadows. The sophisticated mid-century design has timeless appeal thanks to its considered combination of graphic beauty and classic elegance. Not only functional, it is also a decorative lighting fixture in any space.

One of three light fixtures created in the 1950s by Swedish designer Alf Svensson, the Chandelier 5 presents a statement-making mid-century aesthetic. Its band of solid brass holds ten geometric metal shades which direct light both upward and downward. Small perforations in the shades allow further light to shine through. Its timeless look, typical of the Scandinavian Modern period in which it was designed, lends itself to any setting, making it equally at home as an illuminating feature in a public or private space.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn ★★★★★

Saw this in a friend’s house and couldn’t stop staring at the way the central band catches the light—it’s got that 1950s Swedish restraint that makes a room feel intentional. Just remember to grab bulbs beforehand, but that’s a small trade-off for something this sculptural.

David ★★★★★

That central band gives it such a clean, sculptural look from every angle—exactly the mid-century vibe I was after. Took a bit of effort to source bulbs separately, but once lit the whole thing just glows beautifully.

Charlotte H. ★★★★★

The 1950s silhouette from Alf Svensson gives my dining room a mid-century gravitas that modern fixtures just can't fake, and the central band construction feels incredibly solid once it's hung. I just wish I'd factored in buying bulbs separately before the install day hit.