Napa Architectural Single-Tier Wrought Iron Ring Chandelier
CH-9108
MADE IN THE USA
IN-HOUSE DESIGN TEAM
The Napa Architectural Single-Tier Wrought Iron Ring Chandelier pairs a substantial circular iron frame with slender, tapered suspension members and softly luminous wax candle covers. Offered in three sizes from 28 to 42 inches in diameter, its open composition brings architectural definition to dining rooms, foyers, and gathering spaces. Made to order in the USA by Ashore Lighting, Napa includes wax covers and is available in ten signature hand-applied finishes.
Key Features:
- Substantial single-tier iron ring: A broad, textured circular framework establishes a clean architectural silhouette, with an open center that preserves visual space beneath the chandelier.
- Distinctive tapered suspension: Slender wrought iron members rise from the outer ring toward a sculpted upper connection, giving Napa its characteristic vertical structure.
- Three considered proportions: Available in 28", 36", and 42" diameters, allowing the single-tier composition to be selected according to the scale of the room.
- Wax candle covers included: Softly luminous wax covers are part of the standard fixture, introducing warmth and a traditional candle-inspired character without requiring an upgrade.
- Hand-applied finishes and custom fabrication: Choose from ten signature finishes. Made to order by Ashore Lighting, with custom dimensions, suspension requirements, and other project-specific modifications available for review.
Small: 28" Dia. × 28" H
Medium: 36" Dia. × 30" H
Large: 42" Dia. × 36" H
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The Napa Architectural Single-Tier Wrought Iron Ring Chandelier is defined by the clarity of its construction. A substantial circular iron band establishes the fixture's horizontal form, while slender tapered suspension members rise toward a sculpted central connection. The composition is open, balanced, and deliberately restrained, allowing the character of the ironwork to remain its principal architectural expression.
The circular frame provides a strong visual foundation without the ornamentation of conventional scrolling chandeliers. Its textured surface introduces depth to the metal, particularly in darker finishes where changes in relief become more apparent under illumination. An inner circular framework reinforces the design's geometry, while the suspension creates a gradual transition from the broad lower ring to the narrower upper connection.
Wax candle covers are included as standard, lending a warm, candle-inspired character to the fixture. Their softly luminous surfaces contrast with the substantial iron band, establishing a relationship between material weight and illumination. Because the center remains open, Napa retains clear sightlines through its structure and can be appreciated from multiple viewing angles.
Three standard proportions accommodate different architectural requirements. Small measures 28 inches in diameter and 28 inches high; Medium measures 36 inches in diameter and 30 inches high; and Large measures 42 inches in diameter and 36 inches high. These dimensions allow the chandelier to be considered for dining rooms, foyers, great rooms, and other interiors where a circular lighting composition is appropriate. Final selection should account for ceiling height, surrounding furnishings, and suspension requirements.
The chandelier is available in ten signature hand-applied finishes. Each finish offers a different interpretation of its textured ironwork, allowing Napa to coordinate with natural wood, stone, plaster, and other enduring architectural materials.
Ashore Lighting designs and manufactures Napa to order in the USA. Because we manufacture our own lighting, our team can review custom dimensions, suspension configurations, and other project-specific modifications before production. For installations requiring greater vertical scale, the coordinating Napa Two-Tier Chandelier extends the same architectural language into a more substantial composition.

