Feiss Gianna Chandelier

Choosing a chandelier for a principal room carries real stakes. Get the scale, style, or finish wrong and it dominates for the wrong reasons. The Gianna collection from Feiss is designed with enough visual structure to anchor a space, and enough delicacy to feel earned rather than imposed.

For decorative chandeliers like this one, the decision criteria shift from lumens and IP ratings toward finish integrity, material quality, and the way the fitting interacts with light. Crystal swags and faceted pendants work by refracting and scattering light — creating warmth and movement across a room rather than simply illuminating it. The hand-painted finish matters too: it ages and reads differently under different lighting conditions, which is exactly the point.

The Feiss Gianna Chandelier draws its influence from elegant Italian interiors of the 1900s. The ornate open-work metal frame — finished in hand-painted Gilded Silver with a weathered, antique character — supports four outward-curving arms, each capped with a candle-style socket sitting on a faceted crystal bobeche. Strings of faceted clear crystal beads drape in swags across multiple levels of the frame, with teardrop crystal pendants suspended from the arms and base. The result is a fitting with genuine depth and light-refractive texture. IP20 rated, it is suited to dry interior environments.

The Gianna is a four-light fitting with cream faux-candle sleeves giving it the warmth and proportion of a traditional candelabra chandelier. The Gilded Silver finish has a distressed, champagne-gold quality — closer to antique than contemporary gold — which works particularly well in rooms with natural stone, aged wood, or warm plaster tones common across Mallorcan interiors.

The chandelier is suspended via a metal chain from a ring mount at the top of the frame. Four candle-style lamp positions face upward, contributing to the ambient wash and reflected crystal light. As an IP20 rated fitting, it is intended for dry interior use only — dining rooms, entrance halls, and principal bedrooms being natural homes. Lamp type and driver requirements should be confirmed at point of specification; lamps are not included.

At Lightsource Mallorca, we help you specify statement pieces like the Gianna with the same rigour we apply to technical architectural fittings — right product, right placement, right lamps. Whether you are coordinating a full interior scheme or specifying a single focal point, we can advise on scale, lamp compatibility, and lead times to keep your project on track.