Quintiesse Kimrose Chandelier

Choosing a statement chandelier is straightforward until you realise the shade style, finish, and light effect all need to work together — and that the wrong call is an expensive one to reverse. Getting the balance between decorative drama and day-to-day livability right matters.

For a chandelier like this, the key decisions are finish, light quality, and adaptability. Art Deco-inspired pieces rely on geometric form and material contrast to create atmosphere — the warmth and texture of the light source and shade are as important as the silhouette itself. A removable shade also changes the character of the fitting entirely, which is a genuinely useful feature in a space that evolves.

The Quintiesse Kimrose Chandelier is a three-light ceiling pendant from Quintiesse's Kimrose collection. It delivers a confident Art Deco aesthetic through a stepped central pillar, three radially extending curved arms, and candle-style lamp sockets enclosed within clear fluted glass shades — each shade featuring vertical ribbing that softens and patterns the emitted light. The metal framework carries a consistent finish across all components, available in Brushed Natural Brass or Polished Nickel.

The fluted glass shades are designed to be fully removable, shifting the fitting from textured and decorative to clean and architectural depending on your preference. The central stepped rod motif is a signature of the Art Deco vocabulary — structured, symmetrical, and visually grounded. A fixed downrod connects to a circular ceiling canopy for a neat, resolved installation.

The Kimrose uses candle-style lamp sockets, so lamp choice — including colour temperature and output — is in your hands. No driver is required; this is a direct-wire lamped fitting. Check your chosen lamp type is compatible with any dimmer on the circuit. The fixed downrod means ceiling height and pendant drop should be confirmed before ordering.

At Lightsource Mallorca, we help you specify the Kimrose as part of a broader lighting scheme — advising on lamp selection, dimmer compatibility, and finish coordination across a project. The right product, properly specified, saves time and cost further down the line.