Grid Glass Waterfall Chandelier
Grid Glass Waterfall Chandelier
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Grid Glass Waterfall Chandelier in Chrome and White
A cascading pendant with layered frosted glass tubes that catches light from every angle. The fixture hangs with a controlled drop, making it work over dining tables, kitchen islands, and bedroom seating areas without eating up headroom. Five size options from compact to large.
What you actually get
Each layer is made of individual glass tubes with a textured grid pattern. The frosted finish softens the light and hides the bulbs.
Pick from 3 to 7 layers. The largest drops 39.4 inches (100 cm) and measures 41.3 inches (105 cm) across. The smallest is 20.9 inches (53 cm) wide and 18.1 inches (46 cm) tall.
The metal hardware is polished chrome. The glass is white frosted. Works with modern and traditional rooms alike.
Pick your size
Don't see your size?
Email info@AoYinLighting.com with your ceiling height and roughly what you have in mind.
Ceiling height plus a photo of the space is enough.
We come back with a light count and cable lengths that fit your room.
Cables cut to length, wired, and shipped ready to hang.
Size charts
Specifications
Spec sheets & 3D files
Common questions
How many lightbulbs does each size hold?
V1 has 3 layers, V2 has 4, V3 has 5, V4 has 6, and V5 has 7. Each layer holds one bulb. The exact bulb type and wattage depend on the electrical specs—check with your electrician during installation.
What's the longest this fixture hangs down from the ceiling?
The maximum drop is 39.4 inches (100 cm) on the V5. The glass tubes hang the furthest, not including the chain or mounting hardware. Measure from your ceiling to the top of your dining table or island to be sure.
Will this work in a room with a standard 8-foot ceiling?
Yes. Even the V5 with its 39.4-inch drop leaves about 4 feet of clearance above a dining table in a standard room. The V1 and V2 are even more compact for tighter spaces.
Can I install this myself or do I need an electrician?
This fixture is hard-wired to your ceiling, so you need a licensed electrician to do the electrical work. The glass assembly itself is installed by the electrician once the wiring is in place.
