Foscarini Chandelier

The Foscarini Chandelier is a large-scale ceiling light designed by Tom Dixon for Foscarini. Its pared-back, architectural silhouette reduces decoration to a structural skeleton, delivering multi-directional ambient illumination through a striking three-dimensional lattice.

The design is defined by a complex wireframe that flares from a central vertical axis into a wide, star-like profile. The metallic lattice has a polished silver appearance and places light sources at the outer vertices to maximise even light spread across a room.

Construction is formed from a network of thin metallic wires or rods with intricate joinery at each vertex. A conical black junction cap gathers the structural wires at the apex, while a straight aircraft cable provides support alongside a distinct sinuous power cord.

Light is delivered from eight outward-facing sources, each topped with a small tiered frosted diffuser to soften glare and encourage an even, ambient result. The open lattice keeps the fixture visually light while occupying significant volume, making it suitable as a focal pendant in generous interior spaces.

Product data notes an IP20 rating and a 1-year manufacturer warranty. Specific information on included lamps, driver or dimming compatibility is not provided in the supplied data; refer to the technical specification or contact us for project-specific guidance.

At Lighting Design Online we place this Foscarini chandelier in the context of considered interiors: its sculptural skeleton reads as architecture, while the distributed light sources deliver the balanced ambience you expect from a design-led choice. We can help confirm technical details, mounting considerations and compatibility to ensure the fitting delivers the right outcome for your project with professional assurance and clear, practical advice.