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A brass and crystal linear chandelier hanging low over a long dining table set for dinner.

Lisonne Brass Crystal Fringe Linear Chandelier

A long table, lit end to end

The Lisonne Brass Crystal Fringe Linear Chandelier sets a row of crowned brass shades along a long crystal-fringed frame, topped by two scrolled brass sprays hung with crystal pendants.

Tiers of clear K-9 crystal prisms fall from every crown and along the body, so the full length sparkles once the lights come on.

47.2" or 63"Two lengths
13 or 15Candelabra lights
K-9 crystalClear cut prisms
Adjustable50 cm / 19.7" chain
25.6" x 29.5"Width x height, both sizes
BrassFrame, crowns and sprays

Brass for warmth, crystal for sparkle.

Wide view of a great room where a long crystal fringe chandelier runs above the kitchen island.

Choose your length

Sized to your table

A linear chandelier looks right when it runs about half to two-thirds the length of the table below it, leaving open space at each end. Both sizes share the same 65 cm / 25.6" width and 75 cm / 29.5" height.

The 120 cm version with 13 lights, sized for a table seating six to eight.

120 cm / 47.2"

13 lights, E12/E14

Suits tables about 72" to 96" long, seating six to eight. A natural fit over a kitchen island of the same range.

The 160 cm version with 15 lights, sized for a table seating eight to twelve.

160 cm / 63"

15 lights, E12/E14

Suits tables about 96" to 126" long, seating eight to twelve. Holds its own in a larger dining room or a long open-plan space.

Between two sizes? Measure the tabletop and keep at least 6" of table showing past each end of the fixture.

The crowns

Every light wears a brass crown

Each candle sits inside a pierced brass crown, and each crown carries its own tier of crystal fringe. Lined up along the frame, they read as one continuous band of brass and light rather than a row of separate lamps.

  • Scalloped brass rims catch the light from above and below
  • Tiered K-9 prisms hang from every crown and along the body
  • Candelabra sockets take E12/E14 bulbs, sold separately

Thirteen crowns or fifteen, one line of light.

Detail of pierced brass crowns with tiers of clear K-9 crystal prisms beneath each candle.
Layered rows of clear crystal prisms falling from the underside of the brass frame.

Above and below

Scrolled brass on top, falling crystal beneath

Two brass sprays rise from the frame in curling leaves, each hung with crystal pendants, giving the long body a lift at its centre. Below, clear K-9 prisms fall in layered rows, so the fixture looks full from the table and from across the room.

Close-up of a scrolled brass spray with leaf details and hanging crystal pendants.
The Lisonne fixture lighting an elegant room with warm brass and sparkling crystal.

Where it belongs

Made for rooms that gather

The long dining table

Centered over the table, hung 30" to 36" above the top, it lights every seat evenly from end to end.

The kitchen island

One linear fixture in place of a row of pendants keeps the ceiling calm and the island well lit.

The formal living room

Over a long sofa grouping or a console wall, the crystal fringe brings sparkle to evening light.

The long entry hall

In a wide foyer or gallery hallway, the linear body follows the room and welcomes guests in.

One fixture, the whole length of the room.

Side by side

The difference is in the fringe

Crystal chandeliers can look alike online. Up close, the density of the prisms and the clarity of the cut are what set them apart.

The Lisonne chandelier showing dense crystal fringe along its full length.

Lisonne

Full tiers of clear K-9 prisms under every crown, detailed brass scrollwork, and a fringe that runs the whole length of the frame.

A typical alternative crystal chandelier with sparser strands for comparison.

Typical alternative

Sparser strands, cloudier crystal, and flatter metalwork that leaves the frame looking bare when lit.

Dimensions

The measurements

L 120 cm / 47.2" or 160 cm / 63" W 65 cm / 25.6" H 75 cm / 29.5" Chain 50 cm / 19.7" Front Side
  • 120 cm size47.2" L x 25.6" W x 29.5" H
  • 160 cm size63" L x 25.6" W x 29.5" H
  • Lights13 or 15, E12/E14
  • BulbsNot included, 3000K warm white suggested
  • Chain50 cm / 19.7", adjustable
  • MaterialsBrass, clear K-9 crystal
  • InstallationHardwired, ceiling mount

Hanging it

Set the height first

  1. Center it on the table, not the room, so the length lines up with the seats.
  2. Plan 30" to 36" from the tabletop to the lowest crystals, then set the chain to match.
  3. Have a licensed electrician hardwire the fixture to a ceiling box rated for its weight.
  4. Fit E12/E14 bulbs after hanging; 3000K warm white keeps the brass and crystal glowing.

Keeping it bright

Crystal that stays clear

  1. Switch off and let the bulbs cool before touching the fixture.
  2. Wipe the prisms with a soft, lint-free cloth, or a cloth lightly dampened with water.
  3. Dust the brass with a dry cloth; skip abrasive or ammonia cleaners.
  4. Dry each prism fully before switching back on to avoid water spots.

Questions

Before you order

Which size is right for my dining table?

Aim for a fixture about half to two-thirds the length of the tabletop. The 120 cm / 47.2" size suits tables of roughly 72" to 96", and the 160 cm / 63" size suits tables of roughly 96" to 126". Leave at least 6" of table showing past each end of the chandelier so it does not overhang the seats.

How high above the table should it hang?

The usual range is 30" to 36" from the tabletop to the lowest crystals. The body is 75 cm / 29.5" tall and the adjustable 50 cm / 19.7" chain lets you set the drop, so the fixture works on ceilings of 8 ft and above. On an 8 ft ceiling it sits close to the top of that range with the chain at its shortest.

What bulbs does it use, and are they included?

It takes E12/E14 candelabra bulbs: 13 for the 120 cm size and 15 for the 160 cm size. Bulbs are not included and are purchased separately. A 3000K warm white bulb suits the brass and clear crystal best, and clear candle-shaped bulbs keep the look closest to the photos.

Is the crystal real glass?

Yes. The prisms and pendants are clear K-9 crystal, an optical glass valued for its clarity and its ability to split light into small flashes of colour. It does not yellow over time the way acrylic can.

Can it hang over a kitchen island?

Yes. The 120 cm / 47.2" size suits most islands of 6 to 8 ft, and one linear fixture often looks cleaner than a row of separate pendants. Keep the same 30" to 36" clearance above the countertop so it stays clear of sight lines.

Do I need an electrician to install it?

Yes. This is a hardwired ceiling fixture, so it should be installed by a licensed electrician to a ceiling box that can carry its weight. The electrician can also set the chain length on site to get the height right over your table.

Pairs Well With

Complete
the look

A room reads as designed when the pieces share a finish. Start here.

Four hands-on stages

From a bar of raw brass to the frame of your lamp, each stage is done by a person at a machine or a bench.

A solid brass block being cut to size on a workshop saw
A brass rod being turned on a metal lathe with curls of brass swarf
A craftsman cutting brass sheet into shapes at the bench
A metalworker welding a brass lamp frame at the bench

Brass

Mostly copper, strengthened with zinc. That simple mix gives brass its warm golden color, its weight and its strength, and it is the metal we build our lamp bodies from.

Solid metal
Brass through and through
Worked by hand
Cut, turned and joined
Made to last
Strong, stable, rust-free
A craftsman hammering a heated brass strip on an anvil in the workshop

Look closer at the metal

Brass rewards a close look. Tap a point to see what solid metal does that coated metal cannot.

Close-up of a brass ceiling fixture showing its sockets, arms and brushed brass pan
A tiered brass chandelier with fluted feather leaves fixed by brass rivets

You feel it the moment you lift it

Brass is one of the densest metals used in lighting. That weight is why a brass lamp hangs steady and feels solid in your hands.

Brass
8.5
Iron
7.9
Zinc alloy
6.7
Aluminum
2.7

Typical density in g/cm³, for reference.

Solid brass vs. brass-colored

Both can look golden on day one. Drag to see what sits under the surface.

Gold-colored plated tubes with the coating peeling away to reveal rusted metalPlated metal
Stacked solid brass plates with clean, bright edgesSolid brass
vs
Gold all the way through

Scratch solid brass and you find more brass. Scratch plating and grey metal shows.

No rust underneath

Brass does not rust. Plated iron rusts once the coating wears thin.

Detail that stays sharp

Machined brass keeps crisp lines; cast alloys tend to look soft.

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