Aalto Oval Starburst Chandelier

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Reminiscent of the mid-century inspired ‘sputnik’ light, this intriguing geometric blown glass starburst chandelier showcases the captivating beauty of our Aalto artisan blown glass shades in an oval design that’s ideal for kitchen and dining spaces.

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  • Specifications
    MeasurementsMeasurements
    Width 53.3"
    Depth 33.7"
    Weight 45 lbs
    OAH 26.4" - 74.4", adjustable
    ElectricalElectrical
    UL Listing UL Listed Dry
    Electrical Quantity 12
    Electrical Type Integrated LED
    Wattage 21
    Lumens 1565
    Color Temp

    ‘Color Temperature’ refers to the general color tone of a white light source. Lighting with a lower color temperature will emit warmer orange-yellow tones, while higher color temperatures will emit cooler blue tones. Color temperatures of 2,700K and 3,000K both fall within the range typically associated with traditional filament bulb lamping and are considered ideal for residential and hospitality applications.

    3000K or 2700K
    CRI

    ‘CRI’ stands for ‘Color Rendering Index’ and measures a light source’s ability to show colors realistically as compared to natural daylight. For example, filament bulb lamps are typically 95-100 CRI, while a fluorescent lamp can have a CRI as low as 60-65. So the higher the CRI value, the more natural colors will appear.

    93+
    Estimated Lead TimeEstimated Lead Time
    5 - 6 Weeks

SPUTNIK CHANDELIER: THE COMEBACK

An icon of mid-century modern design, the Sputnik chandelier has taken mainstream design by storm because of its nostalgia and surprising versatility.

Named after the first satellite launched into space in 1957, the Sputnik chandelier became a hit in the mid-20th century when the world turned its eyes to the sky. It was an exciting time for exploring new frontiers, including design. Mid-century modern design is characterized by clean simplicity and integration with the natural world, captured by the sputnik’s starburst shape. Read more here.