Bramley Leather & Copper Chandelier
Bramley Leather & Copper Chandelier
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See It Lit
Leather and Copper, in Motion
Filmed with warm-white bulbs. Metal tone and light spread vary with bulb temperature and room finish.
The Bramley Leather & Copper Chandelier brings a warm, heritage-inspired presence to high-ceilinged rooms. Hand-stitched genuine leather wraps a substantial metal frame, paired with aged copper hardware and tapered white linen shades — a mix of materials that feels tailored rather than ornate.
Each linen shade softens its bulb into a warm, downward glow, so the light stays comfortable across a long dining table, a kitchen island, or an entryway with room to spare. Available as a round ring or a linear bar, in head counts from 4 up to 10, it scales to suit anything from an intimate breakfast nook to a grand two-storey foyer.
With its blend of leather, copper, and linen, the Bramley reads as a quiet, "old-money" centerpiece — equally at home in a modern farmhouse, a transitional dining room, or a warm minimalist loft.
Hand-Stitched Genuine LeatherReal leather is wrapped and hand-stitched over the frame, its natural grain and even stitching bringing a tactile, tailored warmth no printed or synthetic finish can match. |
Aged Copper DetailingHand-finished aged copper hardware anchors the frame with a warm, heritage patina — a quiet, "old-money" metal that pairs beautifully with the leather and linen. |
Warm, Glare-Free Linen GlowEach tapered linen shade softens its bulb into a warm downward glow — comfortable over a dining table or island, with no harsh glare in the eyes. |
Round or Linear, 4 to 10 LightsChoose a round ring or a linear bar, in head counts from 4 up to 10, so the Bramley scales cleanly from a breakfast nook to a grand two-storey foyer. |
Specifications
Features & Details
| Features | |
| Material | Genuine Leather, Brass, Linen (fabric) Shades |
| Body Finish | Brown leather with an aged copper finish |
| Shades | Linen-look fabric |
| Light Source | E12 base — bulbs not included |
| Power | Max 40W per bulb |
| Mounting | Ceiling mount, hardwired |
| IP Rating | IP20 · indoor dry locations only · not waterproof |
| Dimming | Depends on the bulbs you choose — fit dimmable bulbs to dim |
| Style | Mid-century modern · Modern farmhouse · Transitional · Heritage luxury |
| Application | Dining room · Kitchen island · Living room · Entryway · Study (indoor dry areas only) |
| Specification | |
| Voltage | 110V–240V compatible |
| Installation Type | Ceiling mount |
| Power Type | Hardwired — professional installation recommended |
| Control | Compatible with standard wall switches (switch not included) |
| Downrod | Custom length available on request — tell us your ceiling height when you order |
| Warranty | 2-year manufacturer warranty |
Before you install: Hardwired for indoor dry locations. We recommend installation by a licensed electrician in accordance with local electrical codes. Confirm your ceiling box is rated to carry the fixture weight before hanging.
Bulb note: do not exceed 40W per socket. Fabric shades sit close to the bulb, so LED is strongly recommended over incandescent — it runs far cooler at the same brightness and keeps the fabric from yellowing over time. Use warm white around 2700K to flatter both the leather and the aged copper.
Find Your Size
Two Shapes, Seven Sizes
Fixture height is measured to the top of the frame · shade-to-ring height shown for reference · the rod adds to the total drop.
Sizing tip: over a dining table, choose a fixture roughly half to two-thirds the table's width. For a room, add the room's length and width in feet — that number in inches is a good target diameter. Match the shape to what sits beneath it: a round ring over a round or square table, a linear bar over a long rectangular table or an island.
The two shapes adjust differently: the round ring comes with a 59″ rod as standard and can be cut to a custom length before dispatch — tell us your ceiling height when you order. The linear bar comes with stacking rods that come apart on site, so you remove a section to shorten the drop. Hang the base of the shades 30″–36″ above the surface either way.
Round or Linear
Match the Shape to What Sits Below
Same leather, same metal, same shades. What changes is the shape of the light that lands beneath — a circle or a line. That is the first decision to make, before size.
The simple rule: a round ring over something round or square, a linear bar over something long. If the table is rectangular and over 66″, a ring will light the centre and leave both ends short — that is what the bar is for.
They also hang differently: the round ring comes with a 59″ rod that we cut to your ceiling height before dispatch. The linear bar comes with stacking rods that come apart on site, so you shorten it yourself by removing a section.
Two Shapes, Lit & Unlit
The Shades Do Not Stay Dark
Off, both shapes read as leather and metal — the shades pale, the frame doing the work. On, light passes through the weave rather than only falling from the open base, so each shade becomes a warm point of its own.
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Round ring, unlit |
Round ring, lit |
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Linear bar, unlit |
Linear bar, lit |
Round or linear: the round ring throws its light outward in a circle and suits a foyer, a round or square table, or a room you walk around. The linear bar runs its light along a length — a long dining table, an island, a counter. Same materials, same shades; what changes is the shape of the pool beneath.
The glow shown here is 2700K: bulbs are not included, so this is the one detail you set. Fit warm white at 2700K in every socket — the same bulb throughout, so the shades read evenly across the fixture.
The Shade
Woven, Not Moulded
A moulded shade blocks the bulb and pushes the light straight down. A woven one lets it through — the fabric diffuses the light across its whole surface, so what reaches the table is spread rather than pooled, and the shade itself glows instead of staying dark.
| Woven Fabric Shade | Moulded Shade | |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Linen-look woven fabric | Moulded plastic or acrylic |
| How light leaves | Through the weave, spread outward | Down through the open base |
| Shade when lit | Glows warm | Stays dark |
| Surface | Visible woven grain | Smooth, uniform |
| Cleaning | Soft brush, dry only | Wipes with a damp cloth |
Neither is better at everything — a moulded shade wipes clean and a woven one does not. What a woven shade gives you is the quality of the light, and on a dining table that is usually the thing that matters.
Installation Guide
Work Out the Height Before the Box Goes Up
Hardwired · bulbs sold separately · indoor dry locations · two people recommended for the larger sizes.
Where to Hang It
Work out the rod first: ceiling height minus hanging height minus the fixture height gives you the rod you need. The round ring comes with a 59″ rod and we cut it to your ceiling height before dispatch — tell us the figure when you order. The linear bar comes with stacking rods that come apart on site, so you remove a section to shorten it.
On the day: power off at the breaker throughout. Confirm the ceiling box is rated to carry the weight and properly braced — the larger sizes are substantial. Have a second person hold the frame while the wiring is connected, support it by the metal arms rather than the leather or the shades, and fit the shades last.
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