What are the dimensions of the Valerie Tiered Chandelier?

Three sizes are available: 50cm diameter × 20cm height (19.7" × 7.9"), 60cm diameter × 23cm height (23.6" × 9.1"), or 80cm diameter × 30cm height (31.5" × 11.8").

What materials is this chandelier made from?

The Valerie Tiered Chandelier is made from linen fabric and metal. The shade is beige with refined edge-piping, and the metal frame is black.

What style is the Valerie Tiered Chandelier?

This chandelier features japandi and wabi-sabi design with modern, contemporary aesthetics. It has concentric, faceted linen tiers with a geometric crown.

Which rooms is this chandelier suitable for?

The Valerie Tiered Chandelier is designed for living rooms and dining rooms, where its soft, atmospheric glow complements the space.

What bulb does this chandelier use, and is it dimmable?

It requires one E26 or E27 bulb with a maximum of 40 watts (bulbs not included). It is dimmable when used with compatible dimming bulbs.

How is this chandelier installed?

The chandelier is suspended by ultra-fine cables with a wire length of 59 inches, allowing for adjustable hanging height.

Charlbury Semi-Flush Mount Ceiling Lamp – Ceiling Light

Charlbury Semi-Flush Mount Ceiling Lamp

Availability:

5+ in stock, ready to be shipped

Availability:

5+ in stock, ready to be shipped

Availability:

5+ in stock, ready to be shipped

Availability:

5+ in stock, ready to be shipped

SKU MHC-2611021107-1

1.797,00 zł - 1.997,00 zł

1.797,00 zł

1.797,00 zł - 1.997,00 zł

1.797,00 zł

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About this piece

Balancing English country charm with tailored atelier craftsmanship, the Charlbury Semi-Flush Mount Ceiling Lamp layers tactile folk warmth with classic architectural poise. Anchored by a domed brass canopy, a slender metal stem threads through a sculpted stack of turned solid wood beads before suspending a hand-pleated fabric drum shade finished with undulating scalloped rims and contrasting rickrack trim. Diffusing interior light into a soft, glare-free 360-degree ambient glow while gently washing the ceiling plane, this scalloped pleated ceiling light functions as a whimsical wood bead brass semi flush mount and an exquisite pleated fabric drum shade ceiling lamp.

Two Styles:

Light Source

Three 40 watt maximum medium (E26 or E27) bulb required. (Not included bulbs)
Dimmable with compatible dimming bulbs

Measurements

D 40 cm × H 20 cm / D 15.7" × H 7.9"
D 50 cm × H 25 cm / D 19.7" × H 9.8"

Features

Material: Metal, Fabric, Wood.
Body Finishes: Gold, Walnut Wood.
Shade Finish: Beige.
Compliant with North America, Australia, Europe, and Middle East Certification.

Mooiehome

Fabric Lighting Collection

Light, softened
by cloth.

Mooiehome specializes in fabric lighting. Every shade is wrapped and finished by hand, and the fabric spreads the bulb’s light into a warm, even glow with no harsh glare.

Our own factoryMade in-house, from fabric to finished lamp
Hand-wrappedRolled and edge-finished by skilled hands
Light-tested, one by oneEvery shade is switched on and checked before it ships

Fabric lampshades in many shapes and colors with rolls of fabric in the Mooiehome workshop

Why choose a fabric shade

A bare bulb throws hard light from a single bright point. A fabric shade turns the whole shade into the light source, which is easier on the eyes and kinder to faces, walls and wood.

Even light, no glare

The weave spreads light across the entire shade, so you won’t be dazzled when you look up from the sofa or the dinner table.

A warmer glow

Natural-toned fabrics add a touch of warmth as light passes through. Even a neutral bulb starts to feel like evening light.

Made by hand

Every shade is laminated, rolled and edge-finished by hand, then switched on and checked before it leaves us.

Works with standard bulbs

Fits common screw-base bulbs. A warm-white LED gives the softest light and keeps the shade cool.

Four fabrics, four kinds of glow

Each fabric lets light through in its own way. Choose by the mood you want with the lamp on, and by the texture you’ll see in daylight with it off.

Same bulb, same room, different light

A bare bulb glares and casts hard-edged shadows. Wrap it in fabric, and the same bulb spreads soft, even light over the table and everyone around it.

The same dining table with a fabric shade, lit softly and evenly

A dining table lit by a bare bulb, with harsh glare

Bare bulbWith a fabric shade

Drag the handle left and right. On the left, a bare bulb: glaring, with hard shadows. On the right, a fabric shade: wide, soft light and gentle shadows.

Why fabric, and not another material?

Every shade material has its strengths. If you want light that feels soft and warm, fabric is the surest choice.

	Fabric	Glass	Metal	Paper
Light quality	Soft and even, no glare	Clear glass glares; frosted glass is softer	Blocks light; it all falls straight down	Soft, but can feel flimsy
Look and feel	Warm, with woven texture	Airy and modern	Crisp, a little industrial	Light, Japanese-inspired
Durability	Won’t shatter; safe around kids	Breakable; handle with care	Won’t shatter	Won’t shatter, but tears easily and dislikes damp
Everyday care	A lint roller is all it needs	Shows fingerprints and water spots	Easy to wipe clean	Hard to clean; dislikes moisture
Style range	Japanese, Scandinavian, French and modern Chinese	Modern and luxe interiors	Industrial and modern interiors	Japanese and minimalist interiors

How every shade is made

Six steps take a roll of fabric to a finished shade, most of them done by hand. Every shade is switched on and checked before it ships.

1
Fabric inspection

Each roll is unrolled over a light table to catch flaws, thin spots and color variation before cutting. Every order uses fabric from a single dye lot.
2
Pattern cutting

Panels are cut along the grain, so the weave runs perfectly straight all the way around the finished shade.
3
Laminating

The fabric is bonded to a flame-retardant liner that keeps the shade taut for years and spreads light more evenly.
4
Ring rolling

Steel rings are rolled into the top and bottom edges, with the seam placed at the back of the shade.
5
Hand finishing

Raw edges are folded over the rings and tucked by hand, so no liner or glue shows at the top or bottom.
6
Light-tested, one by one

Every shade is switched on before packing and checked for seam shadows, glue marks and uneven glow. Any that fall short are remade.

Choosing fabric lighting, room by room

Fabric lamps bring soft, atmospheric light, and each room calls for a slightly different choice.

Living room

Place a floor lamp beside the sofa or in a reading corner as a secondary light. In the evening, switch on just this one and the room comes alive.

Try: a floor lamp in linen or crinkled fabric

Bedroom

A lamp on each nightstand gives soft, glare-free light for bedtime reading, and won’t jolt you awake at night.

Try: a matching pair of table lamps, warm white

Two fabric pendants lit above a dining table

Dining room

Hang a pendant right above the table so the light falls on the food and the faces around it. Long tables suit two or three in a row.

Try: pendants in linen or cotton

A fabric table lamp on a desk with books and a cup of tea

Study

Set a table lamp beside the desk. White cotton lets the most light through, bright enough for reading and writing without glare.

Try: a table lamp in white cotton

One light isn’t enough. Layer it.

Designers plan lighting in three layers, and fabric lamps have a place in every one.

Three layers of lighting in a living room: main, functional and ambient

1

Main lighting

Lights the whole room, usually from a pendant or ceiling fixture. A fabric pendant over the dining table does both jobs: it lights the space and sets the mood.
2

Functional lighting

Focused light for reading, getting ready and working. Bedside lamps and desk lamps belong here.
3

Ambient lighting

Soft light that adds depth. Turn off the overhead light, leave on just the floor lamp by the sofa or a small lamp in the corner, and the whole home settles down.

Choosing a bulb color

Put a different bulb in the same fabric lamp and the whole mood changes.

Extra warm

Like candlelight or a sunset, and the most relaxing. Perfect for bedrooms and quiet evenings in the living room.

Warm white

Warm without turning yellow, and shows off fabric at its best. Works in living rooms, dining rooms and bedrooms.

Natural white

Bright and crisp, close to daylight. Best for desks and work areas where you need to see detail.

Tip: stick to one bulb color per room for a more cohesive look.

Six shapes, six ways to light a room

A shade’s shape decides where the light goes. Here are the six most common fabric shade shapes, and where each one works best.

Drum

The same width top and bottom, with clean lines. Light spreads evenly up and down, at home in modern and Scandinavian rooms.

Common on: pendants, floor lamps

Tapered

The classic narrow-top, wide-bottom shape. More light falls downward, keeping the surface below bright for reading.

Common on: table lamps, bedside lamps

Bell

A softly flared hem and graceful curves with a hint of vintage. Lovely in bedrooms and entryways.

Common on: table lamps, wall lights

Pleated

Fabric is hand-pressed into fine pleats for rich light and shadow. A favorite in French and soft, cream-toned interiors.

Common on: table lamps, pendants

Square

Crisp lines and clean corners that sit well with modern Chinese and minimalist furniture.

Common on: table lamps, floor lamps

Scalloped

A wavy scalloped hem, playful yet refined, that adds a soft decorative touch.

Common on: table lamps, wall lights

Easy to care for, ready to install

Everyday care

Switch off and let the bulb cool completely before cleaning.
Dust weekly with a lint roller or a soft brush.
For a deeper clean, vacuum on low with a brush attachment.
Spot clean with a barely damp cloth. Don’t soak or machine wash; water can loosen the liner.
Use LED bulbs. They run cool, so light fabrics keep their true color.

What’s in the box

Fabric shade (with fitter)
Ceiling canopy or lamp base (depending on model)
Cord and socket
Mounting hardware (pendants)
Illustrated instructions

FAQ

Do fabric shades collect dust?

About as much as other upholstered furniture. A quick pass with a lint roller or soft brush each week keeps them clean.

Can I wash the shade?

We don’t recommend washing the whole shade or putting it in a machine, since water can loosen the liner and warp the shape. Spot clean with a barely damp cloth instead.

Do fabric shades get hot?

The inner liner is flame-retardant. With an LED bulb, heat output is very low; even after hours on, the shade only feels slightly warm.

Will light-colored shades turn yellow over time?

Heat and long exposure to direct sun are the main causes. Use LED bulbs and keep the shade out of strong sunlight, and it will hold its original color.

Which bulb color looks best?

Warm white. Light passing through fabric becomes even warmer and softer. For desks and reading spots, a more neutral daylight bulb works well.

Is it dimmable?

Some models are dimmable with a dimmable LED bulb and a compatible dimmer switch. Please check each product’s details.