Brass Drop System Chandelier

Yes — the Drop System is a fully modular, customisable fixture. Beyond the four standard configurations (24, 42, 59, 76 heads), we can build custom head counts and arm layouts to suit your specific ceiling dimensions, drop height, and spatial needs. For a custom quantity or bespoke design, contact us at help@lorolight.com before ordering and we will prepare a specification and quote for your project.

Each brass stem connects to the central structure through an articulating joint that allows the arm to be positioned at different angles. This means the arms are not fixed in a rigid geometric pattern — you (or your installer) can adjust each stem to create an organic, branching composition, with the glass orbs settling at varied heights. The joints hold their position once set. This adjustability is what gives the fixture its sense of natural, living movement rather than a static symmetrical form.

This fixture uses G4 bi-pin sockets rated for AC 110V mains voltage. The critical point: most G4 bulbs sold are 12V low-voltage — using a 12V G4 bulb in this fixture will cause it to fail immediately. You must purchase G4 AC 110V bulbs specifically. We recommend G4 AC 110V LED at 2700K warm white. Also confirm the bulb dimensions against the spec sheet before purchasing — if the bulb is physically too large, it will not fit inside the glass orbs.

The 24-head (H 150 cm) and 42-head (H 98.5 cm) versions suit standard-to-tall ceilings. The 59-head (H 340 cm) and 76-head (H 400 cm) are cascading vertical installations designed for double-height spaces — the 59-head needs a minimum 4 m ceiling and the 76-head a minimum 4.5 m, typically in atriums, open stairwells, or grand foyers. These large versions also require confirmed structural ceiling support and professional installation. Contact us to discuss installation requirements for the tall configurations.

Yes, when fitted with dimmable G4 AC 110V LED bulbs and a compatible TRIAC wall dimmer switch (both sold separately). Specify “dimmable” when purchasing bulbs and confirm your dimmer is rated for the total LED wattage across all heads — on the larger configurations (42–76 heads) this combined load can be significant, so verify your dimmer's capacity. Dimming produces a warm, layered glow through the white glass orbs that suits the organic character of the fixture.