Quintiesse Kimrose Chandelier

Choosing a statement chandelier for a principal room is one of those decisions that has to work on multiple levels — scale, style, and light quality. Get any one of those wrong and the whole room feels off. The challenge is finding a piece that reads as genuinely architectural rather than decorative afterthought.

For a chandelier to anchor a room, its form needs to do real work. The Art Deco movement understood this: geometry, hierarchy, and material honesty over surface ornament. That thinking also shapes how the light itself behaves — whether shades diffuse the source softly or expose it entirely, which changes the mood of the space considerably.

The Quintiesse Kimrose Chandelier is a six-light fixture built around a tiered, skyscraper-like central core of staggered vertical brass rods — a quietly architectural detail that gives it genuine presence. Six horizontal arms extend from a central hub, bending upward to support candelabra-style sockets, each fitted with a cylindrical clear fluted glass shade. The fluting — vertical ribbing in the glass — softens and refracts the light source rather than hiding it, producing a warm, layered ambience. The shades are removable, offering the option of a cleaner, exposed-bulb aesthetic when the setting calls for it.

The Kimrose is available in two finishes: Brushed Natural Brass and Polished Nickel. Both are carried consistently across the canopy, downrod, arms, and sockets, ensuring the fixture reads as a coherent object from every angle. The Brushed Natural Brass finish lends warmth and depth; the Polished Nickel offers cooler, sharper definition — the choice depends on the palette and material story of the room.

The Kimrose accommodates six candelabra-style bulbs — lamp type, wattage, and whether dimming is supported will depend on the bulbs specified and the dimmer installed. We recommend confirming lamp compatibility and dimmer type before installation to avoid any surprises. The fixture mounts via a circular ceiling canopy and a single rigid downrod; ceiling height and downrod length should be checked against the room to ensure the chandelier sits at the right visual height. A two-year warranty is included.

At Lightsource Mallorca, we help you make specification decisions like this with confidence — matching the right fixture to the right space, coordinating lead times, and flagging the practical details (lamp type, dimmer compatibility, mounting height) before they become problems on site. The Kimrose is the kind of considered, design-led piece we're glad to have in our portfolio.