Gingko Bough Chandelier

Out of everything we changed in our home remodel, this chandelier gets the most remarks from friends and family. Absolutely in love with it.

The cable gripper mechanism makes adjusting the tilt and height very intuitive. It stays locked exactly where you set it.

We bought the white lampbody with white leaves for our sunroom. It blends seamlessly with our white plaster walls while offering rich texture.

Shipping was surprisingly fast and tracking updates were consistent. Everything was packed neatly in numbered compartments.

We ordered the 12-light configuration for our long rectangular dining table. The scale is spot on and covers the table length with balanced light.

The flowing bough curves give a very peaceful, organic vibe to our master bedroom sitting nook. Love the matte white foliage.

Was hesitant to spend this much on a chandelier online, but the build quality and sheer presence of this piece completely justified it.

The warm bulbs dim down seamlessly with our standard dimmer switch. No buzzing or flickering at low levels.

Given the size and multiple suspension points, we hired an electrician to mount the junction box and ceiling canopy. We put the leaves on ourselves afterward to save time.

Up close you can see the faint leaf rib textures pressed into each ceramic piece. That level of detail really sets it apart from mass-produced lighting.

A lot of chandeliers only look nice when lit, but the sculptural branch work on this one looks just as compelling in daylight with the sun shining in.

Reached out before ordering to double check the minimum hanging drop length for our 9-foot ceilings. Got a quick helpful response and the cables adjusted easily.

Installed the 10-light model in our main living area over the coffee table. It fills the vertical space without obstructing sightlines across the room.

We paired the brushed gold chandelier with a reclaimed white oak dining table. The warm metal and white botanical elements tie the whole room together.

FedEx delivered an oversized box that barely fit through our front door. Luckily the internal molded packaging kept all the brass and porcelain components pristine.

The matte ceramic texture on the leaves gives it such an artisanal quality. They do not look plastic or cheap at all.

Our newly built home had standard contractor lighting that felt cookie-cutter. Replacing the dining fixture with this ginkgo chandelier made the house feel custom.

Our electrician mentioned the ceiling canopy and suspension cables were heavy-duty and easy to lock in. It hangs completely level without any wobbling.

Photos online do not do justice to the depth of the layered leaves. When you look up from underneath the table, it looks like a glowing canopy.

The fixture produces a lovely, warm ambient illumination that is great for dining, but if you need high-intensity task light for reading or prep work you will want supplemental pot lights.

I had been eyeing similar botanical fixtures at designer showrooms for four times the cost. The craftsmanship on the brass branches and ceramic leaves here is top notch.

Connected it to our existing wall dimmer switch and it dims smoothly down to a very cozy, candle-like glow. Perfect for cozy dinner parties.

We opted for the nickel frame to match our silver accents and it looks so clean and modern. The porcelain leaves have realistic delicate veins molded into them.

You have to spend about fifteen minutes shaping and fanning out the branches so the silhouette looks balanced before clipping on the leaves. Very happy with the final look.

Hung this in our front foyer with two-story ceilings. The adjustable aircraft cables gave us plenty of length to drop it to the exact height we wanted.

The metal branch feels solid and substantial in your hands. You can gently adjust the branch spread during installation to fill the ceiling space nicely.

Most modern chandeliers feel sterile or overly geometric. This botanical branch design brings an organic, calming presence into our living room.

Because there are so many delicate porcelain leaf accents, you need to use a soft feather duster rather than wiping with a rag. Visually though, it is easily the prettiest fixture in our house.

We went with the smaller 6-light bough for our breakfast nook. It provides just enough light without overwhelming a slightly smaller footprint.

The light filters gently through the leaves without blinding you while sitting at the table. We put it on a wall dimmer so we can dial down the mood for late dinners.

The delivery box was quite heavy and opening all the individually wrapped leaves took some time. A couple of spare leaves were included which was thoughtful. It does look great hanging, just be prepared for the assembly time.

We hosted dinner last weekend and everyone immediately looked up and commented on the chandelier. It completely anchors our open-concept dining space.