distressed orb chandelier

Across the listings, common materials are wood (used for the body and shades on farmhouse-style pieces), metal (used for bodies on larger orb chandeliers), and glass (used for shades on the metal-bodied models).

These chandeliers require hardwired installation and adult assembly. They are wired to house power and typically have no on-fixture switch (one listing notes “No Switch on Fixture”), so they must be controlled by a wall switch.

It depends on the model: the farmhouse-style listings are compatible with dimmable bulbs and support full-range dimming, while the larger orb chandelier shown is listed with a basic 1-way On/Off setting.

The farmhouse-style descriptions list compatibility with flat, sloped/slanted, and vaulted ceilings. These fixtures include chain suspension, which lets them adapt to various ceiling configurations.

Dimensions vary by model. In these listings, overall widths run roughly 15–21 inches, heights roughly 16–36 inches, and depths listed include about 15, 15.5, and 20.62 inches. Always confirm the exact dimensions on the specific product page.

Many fixtures offer adjustable hanging heights. The smaller farmhouse pieces list minimums around 19–22.5 inches and maximums near 76–80 inches. The larger orb chandelier shows chain adjustment from about 37 inches up to roughly 157 inches. Verify the adjustable range on the specific product listing.

Listings describe several distressed finishes, including distressed grayish-white wood, weathered gray or natural wood tones, distressed natural pine, rustic/bronze finishes, and a distressed antique brass finish on the larger orb model.