Machine Chandelier
Machine Chandelier
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Machine Chandelier: Stacked Brass Discs
A hanging fixture made of perforated brass discs stacked in layers, each one lit from within. The warmth of the brass and the scattered light pattern work in dining rooms, kitchens, and entryways. Pick between 2, 3, 4, or 5 layers depending on how much drama you want.
What you actually get
Each disc is punched through with a pattern that lets warm light glow through. Choose Gold foil or Copper Plated—both have the same price per layer count.
Start at 2 layers for compact spaces, go up to 5 layers for a bigger drop and more visual weight. Smallest is 7.1″ (18 cm) diameter, largest is 47.2″ (120 cm).
All variants come with warm light built in. The fixture is ready to hang and light up right away.
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
What finish is warmer looking—Gold foil or Copper Plated?
Both finishes are warm against skin tone. Gold foil reads more yellow; Copper Plated reads more red-orange. The price is identical, so go with which tone you prefer in your space.
Can I add or remove discs later if I change my mind?
No. Each variant is manufactured as a complete stack. You choose your layer count and disc sizes when you order—V1 through V14. You can't mix and match or modify after purchase.
How much space do I need above and below this fixture?
The longest drop across all variants is not stated. Contact support with your specific variant number and ceiling height if you need clearance measurements before ordering.
Does the light come out the bottom or the top?
Light comes through the perforated brass discs themselves—both top and bottom surfaces glow. Each disc is lit from inside, so the pattern shows all around the stack.
