Danielle Architectural Wrought Iron Chandelier
CH-18-3***
MADE IN THE USA
IN-HOUSE DESIGN TEAM
The Danielle Architectural Wrought Iron Chandelier brings together substantial iron suspension, a restrained circular framework, and gracefully curved candle arms. Its open silhouette creates a distinctive presence in dining rooms, entryways, and great rooms without overwhelming the surrounding architecture. Designed and manufactured by Ashore Lighting in the USA, Danielle is available in four sizes with 8–10 lights, ten hand-applied signature finishes, and custom sizing possibilities.
Key Features:
- Distinctive Curved Candle Arms: Gracefully formed iron arms extend beyond the circular framework, introducing movement and architectural character.
- Substantial Iron Suspension: Angular iron supports converge at a compact upper assembly, creating a strong structural silhouette above the illuminated ring.
- Four Architectural Proportions: Available in diameters from 36" to 60", with eight-light and ten-light configurations to accommodate different room scales.
- Ten Signature Finishes: Choose from ten hand-applied finishes, allowing the ironwork to coordinate with surrounding architectural materials and interior palettes.
- Made in the USA: Designed and manufactured by Ashore Lighting, with custom sizes and select design modifications available for individual projects.
Small (8 lights): 36" Dia. x 30" H
Medium (8 lights): 42" Dia. x 32" H
Large (10 lights): 48" Dia. x 36" H
XL (10 lights): 60" Dia. x 48" H
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The Danielle Architectural Wrought Iron Chandelier is an expression of proportion, material, and the enduring character of handcrafted ironwork. Its design brings together a substantial structural suspension, an open circular framework, and gracefully curved arms supporting candle-style lights.
The result is a chandelier that balances architectural discipline with the softer movement of traditional iron lighting.
Danielle's defining detail is found in the relationship between its iron supports and outward-curving candle arms. The suspension establishes a strong vertical structure, while the curved arms introduce movement around the fixture's perimeter. Their restrained ornamentation allows the craftsmanship of the ironwork to remain the focus.
Unlike a chandelier enclosed by a substantial decorative frame, Danielle retains an open silhouette. Its candle-style lights extend into the surrounding space, providing illumination while preserving views through the fixture.
This makes Danielle especially appropriate for dining rooms, entryways, great rooms, and interiors where a substantial chandelier is desired without excessive visual density.
Four standard sizes are available, ranging from 36 to 60 inches in diameter. The smaller configurations feature eight lights, while the 48-inch and 60-inch versions accommodate ten lights. Each size offers a different relationship between the chandelier's circular framework, suspension, and surrounding architecture.
Ten hand-applied signature finishes allow Danielle to be considered alongside natural stone, timber, architectural metalwork, cabinetry, and other interior materials. The finish is an integral part of the fixture's character, emphasizing the shape and individual details of its handcrafted iron construction.
Ashore Lighting is a third-generation lighting manufacturer. We design and manufacture our own fixtures in the USA, bringing together an in-house design team and the ironworking capabilities required to produce made-to-order architectural lighting.
This direct manufacturing approach allows us to consider custom dimensions, finish requirements, suspension adjustments, and select design modifications for individual projects.
Danielle is a chandelier of deliberate restraint. Its presence comes not from excessive ornamentation, but from the proportion of its ironwork, the movement of its candle arms, and the craftsmanship evident throughout its construction.


