wood geometric chandelier

Common options include candelabra (E12) and standard (E26) bulb bases. Some models use integrated (non-removable) LED light modules instead of replaceable bulbs.

The number varies widely by design; examples range from as few as 1 socket up to about 12 sockets.

For fixtures with replaceable bulbs, most list a 40-watt maximum per bulb. One integrated-LED listing referenced a 50-watt maximum for the entire fixture. Always confirm the wattage limits on the specific product page.

Many are compatible with flat, sloped (slanted), and vaulted ceilings. Verify the listing or installation instructions for any specific mounting requirements.

They are commonly marketed for kitchens (including over islands), dining rooms and tables, living rooms, entryways/foyers, and bedrooms.

Most packages include the chandelier and the mounting hardware. Replaceable bulbs are usually not included; integrated-LED models may include built-in, non-removable LEDs—check the product listing for specifics.