Yewwo Black Chandelier

This fixture is crafted from robust iron, a material prized for its strength and suitability for industrial and rustic aesthetics. In humid or coastal environments, however, iron can be more susceptible to oxidation if exposed to salty or moist air. Based on our material expertise, we recommend regular dusting and maintaining a climate-controlled interior to preserve the integrity of the black finish over time.

Yes, with a 32-inch height and a substantial 35-inch width, this piece is specifically designed to command attention in larger architectural volumes. Its industrial iron frame and eight-light configuration provide the scale and illumination needed for great rooms, modern lofts, or two-story foyers, where a smaller fixture might appear out of proportion.

To provide effective ambient lighting while maintaining clear sightlines, we recommend hanging the bottom of the fixture approximately 30 to 36 inches above your dining surface. For homes with ceilings higher than the standard 8 feet, you can raise the chandelier an additional 3 inches for every foot of extra ceiling height to better fill the vertical volume of the room.

This is a hardwired lighting fixture that requires direct connection to your home’s electrical system. For safety and to ensure the ceiling junction box is properly rated to support the weight of the iron frame, professional installation by a licensed electrician is highly recommended.

To keep the eight glass shades sparkling and the iron fixture free of debris, our care recommendations include regular dusting with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. For deeper cleaning of the glass, use a mild solution of warm water and soap, drying immediately with a microfiber cloth to avoid water spots. Always avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive pads, which can strip or dull the protective black finish on the iron.

A fixture's size should be proportional to the room's dimensions to ensure visual balance. This 35-inch diameter chandelier is ideal for medium-to-large spaces, such as a formal dining room or a spacious living area. A professional designer's rule of thumb is to add the room's length and width in feet (e.g., 15' + 20'); the resulting sum in inches (35") serves as a guide for the ideal diameter of your lighting centerpiece.