PALACE chandelier DIA891-CL-14-G Maytoni Maytoni 30-50%

Maytoni Palace DIA891-CL-14-G is a wide chandelier formed from descending tiers of crystal drops. A gold-finished metal rim with a floral ornament frames the top, while the lower tiers narrow towards a single terminal drop. Rather than using exposed candle-style lamps on spreading arms, this design surrounds its light sources with a dense, faceted curtain.

Allow for an 80 cm diameter

This version measures 80 cm across. Both the current product specification and the installation drawing give an overall height of 57.8 cm. Compare these dimensions with the intended ceiling position and nearby furniture before ordering. This is not a shallow ceiling fitting: its tiered body extends a substantial distance below the ceiling. Over a dining table, check the remaining clearance above the tabletop; in a circulation area, check the headroom below the lowest drop.

The ornamental rim and layered crystals support classic and glamour interiors. Living rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms are possible settings, as are suitably planned hotel and restaurant spaces. In each case, the room dimensions and mounting height matter as much as matching the decorative finish to the interior.

Fourteen replaceable E27 lamps

There are 14 E27 sockets, each rated for a lamp of up to 60 W. Your choice of lamps determines the colour temperature and actual brightness; the socket count alone does not specify light output. Matching lamps across all sockets will avoid mixing different tones behind the crystal drops. Maytoni lists the fitting as non-dimmable, so it should not be selected on the assumption that brightness adjustment is a built-in feature.

Check the ceiling support

The installation instructions show a ceiling mounting bracket and the arrangement of the individual crystal strands. The chandelier itself weighs 12.6 kg net. The separate 16.44 kg gross figure refers to the packaged item, not the suspended fitting. The ceiling substrate and fixings need to be assessed for the chandelier's own weight; the small canopy should not be mistaken for evidence that this is a lightweight decoration.