Jupiter TWINGO 1404 chandelier chrome and white, 3 × E27

Jupiter TWINGO 1404 is a three-arm chandelier with white cylindrical shades and chrome-finished structural elements. Each shade sits on its own arm, while a vertical stem connects the assembly to a white ceiling canopy. The manufacturer lists steel, fabric and PVC as its materials.

A broad arrangement with a 60 cm height

The fitting measures 72 cm across and 72 cm deep. When choosing it for a dining table, compare that footprint with both the tabletop and the space around it. Three separate shades form a broader arrangement than a single shade directly beneath the suspension point, so the outer edges deserve attention as well as the centre.

The stated fitting height is 60 cm. Check this against your ceiling height and the planned position of the lower edge before ordering. In a living room or bedroom, leave sufficient clearance for movement beneath the chandelier. Above a table, also consider the sightline between seated people. The layout of the furniture matters just as much as the room's overall dimensions.

Three replaceable E27 light sources

TWINGO has three E27 holders, with a manufacturer rating of 3 × 15 W. Bulbs are not included: choose them separately and respect the power limit for each holder. Replaceable bulbs let you select colour temperature and light output when buying the sources rather than relying on one fixed, built-in module.

Compare bulb brightness in lumens, not solely in watts. Having three holders does not, by itself, establish how bright the whole room will be. A later bulb replacement does not require replacing the entire fitting. This model is intended for indoor use and a 230 V supply.

Classic lines in white and chrome

Curved arms, the central stem and the three shades give the chandelier its classic form. White surfaces contrast with shiny chrome elements, without crystal drops or heavily decorated shades. It can accompany traditional furnishings in a living room, dining room or bedroom. For placement, the arm span and fitting height remain more useful criteria than the room name alone.