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Timelore Rectangular Glass Rod Chandelier

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Timelore Rectangular Glass Rod Chandelier

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Regular price $2,199.00
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Rows of precision-cut glass rods spread warm, layered light along the length of your table.

  • 54" or 72" for long tables and kitchen islands.
  • Precision-built frame. Every rod evenly aligned.
  • Open glass keeps sightlines clear across the table.
  • Burnished brass blends with existing finishes.
  • Each rod installs and replaces individually.
  • Dimmable for prep, dining and evening atmosphere.
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Dimensions
SizeFixture SizeHanging HeightCanopy SizeWeight
L54"54¼" × 19¼" × 17" H31½" – 98½"36¾" × 4¾" × 1¼" H77 lbs
L72"72¼" × 19¼" × 17" H31½" – 98½"45¼" × 4¾" × 1¼" H108 lbs
Fixtures over 50 Ibs need bracing above the ceiling, not just a junction box.
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The Timelore Collection

Light, Framed in Glass

Layered glass and aged brass create a warm focal point for everyday living.

Timelore in Detail

Layered Beauty, Everyday Warmth

Light in Layered Waves

Behind tiers of clear rods, bright or dimmed for dinner, the light comes in soft, warm bands.

Sculpted Layers, Warm Glow

Orderly glass tiers add depth without feeling heavy, bringing warmth to everyday gatherings.

Aged Brass Finish

Aged brass rims each tier with a rich metallic sheen, complementing walnut and white.

Beautiful in Daylight

Clear glass rods catch daylight, adding fine texture and subtle shine even when unlit.

Timelore tiered glass rod chandelier glowing above ivory seating and a travertine coffee table in a modern Tuscan living room with white walls.

The Timelore Collection

A Centerpiece for Gathering

Timelore’s cascading glass tiers anchor your seating area while keeping the room feeling open. Pair its aged brass finish with natural wood, pale stone, and cream upholstery for a warm, cohesive space.

Design Story

Timelore Rectangular Chandelier sets a warm brass bar in a long, clean line, dressed with vertical glass rods that fall in even terraces. Suspended from slender cables, the form appears to float, giving the room architectural presence without visual weight.

When illuminated, the rods soften the beam into a rich, shifting glow that travels the length of the piece. Scaled for dining tables, kitchen islands and gallery style interiors, Timelore draws the eye along the room and leaves a calm, refined atmosphere behind.

Styling Notes

Usage Environment

  • Sculptural and serene, the Timelore rectangular chandelier excels in open dining rooms, kitchen islands, gallery-style halls, boutique lobbies, and refined hospitality spaces. Its long, tiered glass-rod silhouette suits interiors that value clean architecture and quiet drama. Not intended for outdoor, damp, or wet locations; use with a dimmer for the most nuanced effect.

Styling Suggestions

  • The warm brass bar and cascading clear glass pair beautifully with contemporary classic palettes: creamy whites, ivory and greige walls, light oak floors, warm limestone or travertine, and soft linen or bouclé upholstery. Balance the rectilinear form with gentle curves—rounded chairs, oval-edge tables, layered drapery. Add depth with matte-black or dark bronze accents (cabinet pulls, picture frames), or create a sophisticated mixed-metal look by combining brass décor with brushed-nickel hardware. Keep tabletops in glass, stone, or fine wood to reflect the chandelier’s glow and emphasize its stepped tiers. For a cohesive story, echo the vertical rib texture in wall panels or fluted millwork.

Placement Recommendations

  • Center the fixture along the length of a dining table or island so the line reads clean, and the conversation stays unobstructed; leave a comfortable margin at both ends rather than spanning edge-to-edge. In gallery corridors or dramatic entries, hang slightly higher to enhance the floating “curtain of light” and align it with art, mirrors, or doorways. In extra-long rooms, two fixtures in series keep rhythm and balance. Layer with recessed downlights or soft wall-washers and consider matching sconces from the series to extend the architectural cadence.
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