Jupiter TRENTO 1981 gold and black chandelier, 6×G9, 128 cm

Jupiter TRENTO 1981 is a wide six-light chandelier with a steel structure and glass shades. Slender gold-coloured arms extend from a black centre to rounded shades, where white surfaces contrast with black covers. Its defining feature is the stretched horizontal arrangement rather than one large shade hanging at the centre.

Planning for a 128 cm span

The fitting measures 128 cm wide and 54 cm deep, with a manufacturer-stated height of 55–88 cm. Consider all three measurements when choosing its position. Width describes the span between the outer shades, while depth shows how far the arms occupy space in the other direction. This is not a compact single-shade pendant.

The elongated layout makes it a candidate for a dining table, either in a separate dining room or in the dining area of a living room. It can also be considered over a kitchen island after comparing the fitting's outline with the worktop and ceiling height. Check the electrical outlet position and the clearance around the ends of the arms so that the shades do not project into an adjacent walking route.

Six replaceable G9 light sources

TRENTO has six G9 holders, and bulbs are not included. The manufacturer lists the power as 6×G9/14W. Choose bulbs by the correct base and permitted wattage rather than treating the number of light points as a brightness rating.

Light colour and output depend on the sources selected. Compare their colour temperature and luminous flux and choose a consistent set for the six shades. Replaceable sources allow an individual bulb to be renewed without replacing the whole fitting. The chandelier is intended for indoor use and a 230 V supply.

Gold arms, black details and white glass

Thin arms, repeated rounded shapes and the contrast between the visible colours give the fixture its modern appearance. Gold describes the finish, not a brass construction: the manufacturer specifies steel and glass. The black canopy and shade covers can relate to black details elsewhere in the interior while the gold-coloured arms remain a separate accent.