Quintiesse Flora 6 × E14 chandelier, white textured plaster finish

Flora QN-FLORA6-WHT is a six-light chandelier offered by Quintiesse and designed by Lisa McDennon for Hinkley. Steel stems rise from the base of the fitting and end in three-dimensional flowers, with the bulb positions set among them. Its white Textured Plaster finish has a visibly textured surface: the finish describes the appearance of the steel construction, not a body made from plaster.

Check both the width and the drop

The chandelier measures 66.7 cm in diameter, while the fitting itself is 86.7 cm high. These are substantial dimensions to compare with the space above your furniture and below the ceiling. The manufacturer's overall drop range is 96.7–400.5 cm, measured from the ceiling to the bottom of the chandelier. This range should not be confused with the height of the decorative body alone.

A dining table, living room or spacious bedroom can accommodate this type of decorative interior lighting, provided the available height is suitable. Even at its shortest drop, Flora occupies almost a metre below the ceiling. Before placing it over a circulation route, check the remaining clearance; over a table, compare the bottom of the fitting with the tabletop and the sightlines of seated people.

Choose six separate E14 bulbs

The fitting uses six E14 bulbs, which are not included. The manufacturer specifies a maximum wattage of 40 W and compatibility with dimmable lamps. There is no integrated LED module, so brightness and colour temperature depend on the bulbs you select. For dimming, choose compatible bulbs and controls rather than assuming that every E14 bulb supports brightness adjustment.

A sculptural white floral design

The handmade, hand-painted blooms and open arrangement of stems give Flora its sculptural character. This white textured version is distinct from the gold finish in the same family; use code QN-FLORA6-WHT when comparing variants. Its elaborate botanical form suits modernist and designer-led interiors where the chandelier is intended to remain a visible decorative feature even when the lamps are switched off.