Orvex Linear Chandelier
Orvex Linear Chandelier
- Iron, matte black
- 12 or 24 candles
- Rigid rod, hardwired
- Twelve or twenty-four points of light
- Iron throughout, matte black
- Rigid downrod and flat canopy
- Hardwired by an electrician
The light this one doesn't reach
A chandelier fills the middle of a room and leaves the corners to something else. These two take the walls and the reading chair. One delivery, no extra shipping.
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Description
Description
Orvex Linear Chandelier
Refined structure meets modern elegance with the Orvex Linear Chandelier — a statement piece designed to elevate contemporary interiors with architectural precision. Defined by its clean lines and balanced symmetry, this chandelier introduces a bold yet minimalist presence that transforms any space into a curated environment.
Crafted from durable iron with a sleek matte finish, the Orvex chandelier features a multi-arm linear design that extends outward in perfect harmony. Each light point delivers a soft, ambient glow, creating depth and atmosphere while maintaining a clean, uncluttered aesthetic.
Available in multiple configurations, including 12 and 24 light arrangements, the Orvex adapts effortlessly to a range of interior settings — from intimate dining areas to expansive living spaces. The mixed-length variation adds a dynamic visual layer, offering a more sculptural and expressive lighting composition.
Designed with a Nordic-inspired philosophy, this chandelier emphasizes simplicity, functionality, and timeless appeal. Whether installed in a living room, bedroom, or modern open-plan space, the Orvex Linear Chandelier becomes a defining feature that enhances both form and function.
Product Features
- Modern linear chandelier with a minimalist architectural design
- Available in 12-light, 24-light, and mixed-length configurations
- Soft, evenly distributed illumination for ambient lighting
- Durable iron construction with a refined matte finish
- Nordic-inspired aesthetic for clean and contemporary interiors
- Ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, dining areas, and open spaces
Specifications
- Product Name: Orvex Linear Chandelier
- Style: Modern Nordic Minimalist
- Material: Iron
- Voltage: 220V
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Lighting Options:
- 12 Lights
- 24 Lights
- 24 Lights (Mixed Lengths)
- Application: Indoor Lighting (Living Room, Bedroom, Dining Area)
What’s Included
- 1 × Orvex Linear Chandelier
Dimensions and drop
Dimensions and drop
What the record gives us. A boxed shipping weight is on file for each configuration: 2.35 kg for 12 Candles, 4.85 kg for 24 Candles (Mixed lengths), and 8.5 kg for 24 Candles. Those are the supplier's recorded weights, packaging included.
What it does not. The overall diameter, the body height and the length of the rod are not published for this fixture. We would rather tell you that than print a figure we cannot point at a source for. If you are working to a fixed span — a table width, a stairwell, a bay window — send us the measurement and we will confirm it against the shipment before it leaves.
The drop. It hangs from a flat circular canopy on a straight rigid rod, not on a cable or a chain. A rod sets the drop at whatever length is supplied; it is not something you shorten by hand at the ceiling. Ask us first if your ceiling height is tight or unusual.
The usual rule. Over a dining table the convention is to leave roughly 75 to 85 cm between the tabletop and the lowest point of the fixture, and to keep the fixture narrower than the table so that nobody meets it at eye level. That is a general convention rather than a specification for this piece.
Installation and what's in the box
Installation and what's in the box
In the box. The product record lists one item: 1 × Orvex Linear Chandelier. Lamps are not itemised, and no lamp base — E27, E14, G9 or otherwise — is published. Message us before you order if you would like that confirmed against the shipment.
Wiring. This is a mains fixture, hardwired to a ceiling point. It is a job for a qualified electrician and in most homes a short one. The record states the fixture at 220V; if you are on a 110–120V supply, check with us before ordering rather than after.
Fixing. The heaviest configuration is recorded at 8.5 kg boxed, so plan on fixing into a joist or a proper ceiling anchor rather than into plasterboard alone. Your electrician will know which you have within a minute of looking.
Dimming and colour temperature. Neither is published for this fixture. If you intend to run it from an existing wall dimmer, ask us first — that is worth settling before anyone is standing on a ladder.
Iron drawn thin enough to look like a line.
The arms are iron, and that is the point of iron here: it can be drawn out into a slender curve and still hold a candle at arm's length without sagging into it. Every arm sweeps from one flat disc at the centre, and hub, arm and candle tube all carry the same matte black finish, so from a sofa the fixture reads as a drawing on the ceiling rather than as an object hanging off it.
- Iron arms, matte black
- One flat central hub
- Same finish end to end
Many small lights, not one bright one.
Light at two heights, from one fixture.
Look along it rather than up at it and you can see the arms leaving the hub at two levels. The longer outer arms carry their candles standing above the arm line; the shorter inner ones hang theirs below it. You end up with two rings of small lights at different heights instead of one flat plane of them, which is what keeps a wide fixture from reading as a disc stuck to the ceiling.
- Two rings of light, two heights
- Outer arms stand, inner arms hang
- Depth rather than a flat disc
Twenty-four small glows, not one hard source.
Each candle finishes in a small frosted tip, and the light arrives from twelve or twenty-four of those spread right across the ceiling rather than from a single bright point. That makes it an atmosphere fixture: even across a room, soft-edged, several gentle shadows instead of one sharp one. If you want to read a contract or chop an onion directly underneath, put a lamp where you sit. Output figures are not published for this piece, so we are describing what the photographs show rather than quoting a number at you.
- Frosted tip on every candle
- Even, ambient spread
- Output not published by the maker
Twenty-four arms, no two the same reach.
The mixed-length configuration takes the same twenty-four candles and sets them on arms of varying reach, so the outline swells into a dome instead of sitting flat. It is the more sculptural of the two twenty-fours and it wants air above it — in the photographs it hangs in double-height living rooms and over a long dining table, where there is room for it to open out.
- 24 candles, arms of differing reach
- Domed outline rather than flat
- Shown in double-height rooms
A rigid rod and a flat canopy.
It drops from a plain circular canopy on a straight rod — no chain, no cable, nothing to swing. A rod holds a wide fixture dead level, which matters far more here than on a small pendant, because something this broad shows every degree of tilt. The trade-off is worth saying out loud: a rod is a fixed length, so the drop is whatever is supplied rather than something you adjust at the ceiling. Neither the rod length nor the overall drop is published, so ask us first if your ceiling height is tight or unusual.
- Rigid rod, flat circular canopy
- Holds a wide fixture level
- Drop length not published
Twelve candles for a room with less to fill.
The twelve is the same hub, the same arms and the same finish on a smaller footprint. In the photographs it hangs over a round four-seat dining table and above a sofa, which is roughly the work it is drawn for; the twenty-fours are shown over eight-seat tables and full-width sectionals. Overall diameters are not published, so take the photographs as the guide and send us your span if you want it confirmed before you order.
- 12 candles, same hub and finish
- Shown over a round four-seater
- Diameter not published
Twelve or twenty-four, counted in candles.
Overall diameters are not published for this fixture, so these are sized by light count and by the rooms the photographs put them in. Send us your span and we will confirm it before anything ships.
12 Candles — the ordinary room
12 lights · 2.35 kg boxed. Shown over a round four-seat dining table and above a sofa. The one to pick when the ceiling is a normal ceiling and the room is a normal room.
24 Candles — the wide, flat spread
24 lights · 8.5 kg boxed. Arms in two even tiers and a deliberately flat outline. Shown over a full-width sectional and a king bed. The heaviest of the three, so fix it to a joist.
24 Candles, Mixed lengths — the sculptural one
24 lights · 4.85 kg boxed. The same twenty-four candles on arms of differing reach, so the outline domes. Shown in double-height living rooms and over a long dining table.
Questions
Frequently asked about this chandelier
How wide is it?
The overall diameter is not published for this fixture, and we would rather say so than print a number we cannot source. What we can tell you is what the photographs show: the twelve-candle version over a round four-seat table, the twenty-fours over an eight-seat table and a full-width sectional. If you are working to a fixed span, send us the measurement and we will confirm it against the shipment before it goes out.
Can I change the drop?
It hangs on a rigid rod from a flat canopy rather than on a cable or a chain, so the drop is whatever length is supplied. The rod length is not published. If your ceiling is unusually high or unusually low, ask us before you order and we will check rather than guess.
Will it work with my wall dimmer?
Dimming is not stated anywhere in this fixture's record, so we are not going to tell you it dims. If you plan to run it from an existing wall dimmer, message us before an electrician is on the ladder and we will find out for you. It is a five-minute question now and an awkward one later.
Are the lamps replaceable, and what base do they take?
The close-up photograph shows a small frosted lamp seated into the end of each candle tube rather than a sealed strip, which points to a replaceable lamp. But no base type is published, and the box list names only the chandelier itself. If replaceable lamps matter to you, ask us to confirm both against the shipment before you order.
Will it fit a sloped or vaulted ceiling?
Nothing in the record covers sloped ceilings, and the canopy in every photograph is a flat plate on a straight rod, which is a flat-ceiling arrangement. If your ceiling is pitched, check with us first — a slope usually wants a canopy that can pivot, and we would rather confirm what ships than assume it.
What voltage is it?
The product record states 220V. If you are on a 110–120V supply, check with us before ordering rather than after. It is the one question in this category genuinely worth settling in advance.
How heavy is it, and what do I fix it to?
Boxed shipping weights are recorded per configuration: 2.35 kg for the twelve, 4.85 kg for the twenty-four mixed lengths and 8.5 kg for the twenty-four. Anything in that range wants a joist or a proper ceiling anchor rather than plasterboard alone, and your electrician will know which you have within a minute of looking.
What happens if it arrives damaged?
Photograph the carton and the fixture, send the pictures to us, and we will replace it. That is what shipping cover is for, and there is nothing for you to argue about.
What if I'm not satisfied?
Thirty days to change your mind, no hassle. If it is not right we will put it right.
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Real customers. Real ceilings.
It reads as a drawing on the ceiling rather than a lump of metal hanging off it. That is exactly what I wanted.
Two rings of little lights at different heights. From the sofa it has actual depth to it.
Took the twelve for a round table. Anything wider would have owned the room instead of lighting it.
Soft and even right across the living room. I still keep a lamp by the reading chair, which I expected to.
Mixed lengths in a double-height room. It has somewhere to open out into and you can tell.
The rigid rod means it hangs dead level. On something this wide you would notice anything else.
Our electrician had it up inside an hour and then asked where we got it.
Matte black the whole way through, hub to candle tips. Nothing shiny catching the daylight.
I asked about the diameter before ordering and got a straight answer instead of a guess. Refreshing.
