Lord Ballroom Chandelier finish:Steel | Opal Glass the plywood layering is reduced

the plywood layering is reduced in some areas to allow the chair to flex while adding extra layers in areas where the chair required extra strength and resilience increasing the chair’s responsiveness to the user

perfect for creating any mood in the home

with the added benefit that the metal lamps are lighter

Part of Pietro Chiesa's first projects in 1933

The light may be used as a table or floor light

Lord Ballroom Chandelier finish:Steel | Opal Glass the plywood layering is reducedLord Ballroom Chandelier by Niclas Hoflin for Rubn. A contemporary interpretation of the traditional chandelier, Rubn's Lord Ballroom features twelve spherical shades arranged in a celestial form. The lights are suspended by spun metallic caps around the central stem, available in black, brass or steel. The dimmable LED lamps softly diffuse through the glass shades, ensuring a gentle and even distribution. The chandelier is available in several