Halikarnassos Chandelier

Halikarnassos is a long, oval linear chandelier. The body is a cage of many fine vertical brass rods set between dark metal rings at top and bottom. Inside, five opal globe bulbs sit in a row on cylindrical walnut-toned sockets. It hangs on two brass rods from two separate ceiling plates. The name comes from Halikarnassos, the ancient city at Bodrum in Muğla. It is a new model drawn for Archilumos. Opal bulbs soften the light, and the rod cage slices it into thin lines that fall on the table. Brass adds warmth, the dark rings add a line. The source gives no size, so length and bulb count are drawn to the table. Wipe the rods with a dry cloth. It hangs above a long dining table, a row of restaurant tables or a bar counter. We choose walnut or oak for the sockets, and settle material, tone and size at order.