Visual Comfort Jacqueline Chandelier

The Visual Comfort Jacqueline Chandelier, designed by Aerin Lauder for the Jacqueline range, is a tiered pendant chandelier that pairs 1920s-inspired beading with a modern, pared-back frame. The fixture’s two-tier basket silhouette and central faceted glass finial give it a refined, decorative presence suitable for dining rooms, living rooms or bedrooms.

Formally the chandelier is defined by dozens of small, round glass beads draped from a circular metal rim to create a soft, organic silhouette that tapers from a wide upper bowl to a smaller lower tier. The Jacqueline is offered with decorative bead options in clear or opaque (white) glass and in classic finishes including silver leaf and hand-rubbed antique brass.

Construction combines a metal frame and suspension with hand-strung glass beads to achieve a textured, shimmering surface. A single larger faceted glass drop hangs from the lower tier as a finishing detail. The fixture is suspended from a round ceiling canopy via a heavy-duty chain and central rod assembly.

The light is delivered from four internal candelabra sockets (E12/Candelabra) and the dense bead drape diffuses and softens the output to create a warm, shimmering ambient glow rather than harsh direct light. Typical domestic uses are ambient illumination over dining tables, in living areas or bedrooms where a decorative focal point is required.

Key technical notes: overall height 35" and width 18.5"; canopy 5.25" round; four E12 candelabra sockets (max 60W C11); chain length 6'; weight approximately 19 lb; IP20 rating. Lamps are not supplied and should be chosen to suit your dimming system where required. Please follow typical mounting guidance for dining tables — leave roughly 30"–36" between the base of the fitting and the table surface.

Lighting Design Online treats the Jacqueline as a considered choice for decorative ambient lighting: we focus on how the fixture will sit in the room, how the bead finish and glass type affect ambience, and which bulbs and control systems will deliver the right result. Our guidance aims to reduce uncertainty, ensure a high-quality outcome and support installation at project scale.