Sue-Anne Ceiling Lamp
The Sue-Anne Ceiling Lamp showcases exemplary craftsmanship, covered with hand-pressed ribbed glass panels that resemble sand dollars. A stunning display of clear glass accented with Gold finish hardware is the focal point of this modern chandelier. Intricate detailing and a mix of clear and naturally tinted glass give the fixture its unique character.
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Product Size
5 heads Size: Dia 40cm x H 16cm / Φ 15.7″ x H 6.3″
6 heads Size: Dia 50cm x H 16cm / Φ 19.7″ x H 6.3″
8 heads Size: Dia 60cm x H 16cm / Φ 23.6″ x H 6.3″
Details
Material: Glass, Metal, Iron
Light source: LED bulb or Edison bulb
Light source base type: E14.
Voltage: AC 110-240V
Mounting: Ceiling
Environment: Indoor
Moisture resistance: IP 20 Damp-rated for use in bathrooms, kitchens, and covered outdoor areas.
Finishes: Copper
Glass color: Clear
Wiring: Hardwired.
Control: Compatible with common wall switch (not included).
59″ Adjustable hanging height cable. Can be extended upon request.
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Lighting isn’t an accessory—it’s architecture.
Erhaus is a lighting-focused company built on a simple belief: the right fixture shapes proportion, mood, and the way materials read in a room. It can make a space feel taller, warmer, calmer, or more complete. That’s why we treat every product decision—and every order—as something that has to work in real homes, not just look good in photos.
