Mila Sea Brass Chandelier

Because this is a hardwired chandelier that creates a seamless, built-in look without exposed cords, professional installation by a licensed electrician is highly recommended. This ensures that the heavy glass spheres are securely anchored and the electrical components are correctly integrated into your home's system for long-term safety and performance.

This chandelier features three lights encased in oversized floating spheres of clear watered glass, which helps to diffuse light while maintaining a high level of clarity and brightness. For a well-rounded lighting plan in larger spaces, our experts suggest layering this central fixture with accent lighting, such as recessed cans or wall sconces, to ensure both ambient warmth and functional task lighting.

Brass is an excellent material choice for coastal or humid environments because it is naturally more resistant to rust and corrosion than many other metals. This fixture’s antique brass finish provides a protective layer that helps maintain its warm luster over time, ensuring the metal remains durable even in the saltier air found in coastal regions.

Watered glass features a subtle, wavy texture that mimics the look of rippling water, adding a sophisticated, organic element to contemporary designs. To maintain the sparkle of these floating spheres, we recommend regular dusting with a soft, lint-free cloth. For a deeper clean, a simple solution of mild soap and warm water is best; avoid harsh chemical cleaners, as they can damage the rich antique brass accents.

Yes, this model is designed for architectural versatility. It is supplied with 15 feet of wire and a variety of stems—specifically, nine 12-inch stems and three 6-inch stems—allowing you to customize the hanging height to suit everything from standard 8-foot ceilings to grand, two-story foyers or vaulted living rooms.

A 24-inch diameter fixture is an ideal scale for medium-sized dining tables or standard rooms. To ensure a balanced look in a dining space, we recommend selecting a chandelier that is roughly 1/2 to 2/3 the width of your table. For general room placement, a helpful designer formula is to add the room’s length and width in feet (e.g., 12' + 12' = 24); the resulting sum in inches is the ideal diameter for your fixture.