{ "id": "6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier", "sku": "6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier", "title": "6-Light Brushed Gold Chandelier", "slug": "6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier", "price": 170.99, "currency": "CAD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "gold-chandeliers", "category_label": "Gold & Brass Chandeliers", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": "3.1 kg", "images": [ "https://chandeliercompany.store/dropship-images/gold-chandeliers/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier/main-6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier.jpg", "https://chandeliercompany.store/dropship-images/gold-chandeliers/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier-2.jpg", "https://chandeliercompany.store/dropship-images/gold-chandeliers/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier-3.jpg", "https://chandeliercompany.store/dropship-images/gold-chandeliers/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier-4.jpg", "https://chandeliercompany.store/dropship-images/gold-chandeliers/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier-5.jpg", "https://chandeliercompany.store/dropship-images/gold-chandeliers/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier-6.jpg", "https://chandeliercompany.store/dropship-images/gold-chandeliers/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier-7.jpg", "https://chandeliercompany.store/dropship-images/gold-chandeliers/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier-8.jpg", "https://chandeliercompany.store/dropship-images/gold-chandeliers/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier-9.jpg" ], "description_short": "Six E12 candle sockets, a 180 degree swivel joint for sloped ceilings and adjustable rods let you set the perfect drop height, with a brushed gold metal finish that suits farmhouse, industrial and modern rooms alike.", "description": "The problem with one light in the middle of the ceiling\n\nWalk into most dining rooms and you will find a single fixture dead centre, doing its best. It throws light down in a narrow cone. The middle of the table is bright. The edges are not. People sitting opposite each other get shadows under their eyes, and the corners of the room disappear after dark.\n\nA chandelier with six arms solves that in a simple, physical way. Six light sources spread across a 71.9 cm circle means light arrives from several angles instead of one. Shadows soften. The table feels evenly lit end to end. The room stops looking like a space with a lamp in it and starts looking like a room that was designed.\n\nThat is really the whole argument for a multi-light fixture. Not that it is fancier, though it usually is, but that it distributes light better across a surface you actually use.\n\nHow this chandelier works\n\nThe body is metal with a brushed gold finish, built as one piece so the arms do not need assembling on a ladder. Each of the six arms ends in an E12 candelabra socket rated to 40 watts.\n\nBulbs are not included, which is normal for this kind of fixture and genuinely useful. You pick the look. LED candle bulbs keep running costs low and barely warm the room. Filament-style LEDs give you a visible glowing coil, which suits the farmhouse side of the design. If you want to dim, you need dimmable bulbs and a compatible dimmer switch, and you will need to buy both.\n\nThe listed maximum light output is 4800 lumens. That is the ceiling, not the guarantee. Six low-output candle bulbs will give you something gentle and atmospheric. Six brighter ones will light a working kitchen island. It is worth thinking about which job you need before you buy bulbs.\n\nInstallation offers two useful features. Adjustable rods let you set the drop, and a 180 degree swivel joint at the top compensates for sloped or vaulted ceilings so the fixture still hangs level. At 3.1 kg the whole thing is light, which keeps the load on a standard ceiling box sensible and makes the lift easier when you are holding it over your head.\n\nWho it suits\n\nThis works best in rooms where a wide fixture has room to breathe. A dining table is the obvious one. A kitchen island is another, particularly if the island is long enough to carry a 28 inch circle without crowding the overhead cabinets. Entryways with a bit of ceiling height are a good fit, since a chandelier at the door sets the tone for the rest of the house.\n\nLiving rooms work if the ceiling is high enough that nobody walks into it. Bedrooms can work beautifully over the foot of the bed or centred in a larger room, though a small bedroom will feel tight with a fixture this wide.\n\nWhere it does not belong is anywhere damp. The fixture is listed as indoor only and not water resistant. That rules out bathrooms with open showers, laundries that get steamy and any outdoor or semi-outdoor spot. If you want something similar in a wet area, you need a fixture specifically rated for it.\n\nStyle-wise, the theme covers farmhouse, industrial and modern. That sounds like fence-sitting, but with a brushed gold candle-arm fixture it is accurate. Put it over a reclaimed wood table and it reads rustic. Put it in a white room with flat-panel cabinets and it reads contemporary. The flame-shaped arm profile is the detail that bridges the two.\n\nHow to choose the right size and height\n\nWidth first. A fixture about 71.9 cm across wants a table of around 90 cm wide or more to look balanced. A rough rule many people use is to make the chandelier roughly half to two thirds the width of the table. Narrower than that and the fixture starts to look oversized.\n\nHeight next, and this matters more than people expect. Over a dining table, aim for 75 to 90 cm between the tabletop and the bottom of the fixture. That keeps the light where the food is without putting metalwork in the middle of a conversation. In an entryway or a room where people walk underneath, keep at least 210 cm of clear headroom, and more if anyone in the house is tall.\n\nIf your ceiling is sloped, measure at the lowest point of the chandelier's position, not at the peak. The swivel joint will keep the body straight, but the drop still needs to be checked against the real clearance.\n\nFor low ceilings, use the semi flush configuration and the shortest rod. For high ceilings, add rod length until the fixture sits in the visual middle of the space rather than floating near the roof.\n\nPicking bulbs\n\nSix bulbs is a meaningful decision, because they set colour, brightness and running cost all at once.\n\nWarm white, usually around 2700K, suits dining and living spaces. It flatters skin tones and food, and it pairs naturally with a gold finish. Neutral white around 3000K to 3500K is a reasonable compromise if the chandelier sits near a kitchen with cooler downlights. Anything cooler than that tends to fight the warmth of the brushed gold.\n\nStay within the 40 watt per socket limit. With LEDs that is almost never an issue, since most E12 LED candles draw a few watts while producing the equivalent light of a 40 watt incandescent. If you do run older incandescent or halogen bulbs, remember they get hot and they use far more power across six sockets.\n\nBuy all six bulbs the same, from the same batch where you can. Mixed colour temperatures across one fixture is one of the most noticeable mistakes in home lighting, and it is easy to avoid.\n\nInstalling it without drama\n\nThis is a hard-wired fixture, so in many places a licensed electrician is legally required. Even where it is not, it is money well spent. The electrical side is the part that carries risk.\n\nBefore anyone gets on a ladder, work out the drop height and set the rods on the ground. Adjusting a chandelier while holding it overhead is miserable. Lay out all the hardware, read the instruction manual, and keep the small parts in a container so nothing rolls under the table.\n\nCheck that your ceiling box is rated to support the fixture. At 3.1 kg this one is light, but old boxes vary in condition and a quick check is worth the time.\n\nFit the bulbs last, once the fixture is mounted and level. Then step back and look at it from the far side of the room before deciding you are finished. Chandeliers that are a few centimetres off level are obvious from a distance and invisible up close.\n\nLooking after it\n\nMaintenance is mostly dusting. Turn the power off at the wall and let the bulbs cool first. A dry microfibre cloth or a soft duster handles ordinary dust on the arms and body.\n\nFor marks, use a cloth barely dampened with water and dry straight away. Skip abrasive pads, bleach and solvent cleaners. A brushed metal finish can be dulled permanently by the wrong product, and once it is dull there is no fixing it.\n\nOnce or twice a year, check that the mounting screws are still tight and that each bulb is seated firmly. Loose bulbs are behind most flickering, and a quick quarter turn usually sorts it.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is a 71.9 cm wide, six-arm chandelier in brushed gold metal, weighing 3.1 kg, with E12 sockets rated to 40 watts each and a listed maximum of 4800 lumens at 120 volts. Adjustable rods and a 180 degree swivel joint let you set the drop and hang it level on flat or sloped ceilings. It is UL listed as a whole fixture, indoor only, not water resistant, and comes with mounting hardware and a manual but no bulbs. The manufacturer warranty is two years.\n\nIf you have a dining table, island or entryway that deserves better than a single downlight, and you like the warmth gold brings to a room, this one is worth a look. Measure your clearance, buy six matching warm white bulbs, and let an electrician handle the wiring.", "llm_summary": "The 6-Light Brushed Gold Chandelier (model DJ9028) is an indoor ceiling-mounted chandelier with six E12 candelabra sockets rated to 40 watts each and a listed maximum output of 4800 lumens at 120 volts. It measures about 71.86 x 71.86 x 21.01 cm and weighs 3.1 kg. The frame and shades are metal with a brushed gold finish in a flame-shaped, farmhouse-industrial-modern style. It can be installed as a semi flush mount or ceiling mount and suits dining rooms, bedrooms, entryways, kitchen islands and living rooms. It is not water resistant. Mounting hardware and a manual are included; bulbs are not. Manufacturer warranty is two years. Colour, material code and country of origin are not specified by the maker.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns in original condition, buyer pays return postage; the consumer protection law of your province or territory for faulty goods. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Chandelier Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://chandeliercompany.store/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier/", "canonical_url": "https://chandeliercompany.store/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier/", "json_url": "https://chandeliercompany.store/api/products/6-light-brushed-gold-chandelier.json", "updated_at": "2026-11-05" }