Giant Fluted Glass Bubble Chandelier

The XL Fluted Bubble Chandelier takes the largest Bubble silhouette in the collection and adds even more depth through ribbed glass and a more textural finish. Designed for interiors where the lighting needs to become part of the architecture, the fluted globes catch and soften the light beautifully, creating a more layered glow and a more detailed, design-led presence than smoother glass. It’s bold, sculptural and atmospheric — a chandelier with real scale, but also with the kind of texture that makes it feel considered rather than simply oversized.

The feeling
This is the most richly detailed version of Bubble lighting at XL scale. The oversized clustered form creates immediate drama, while the fluted glass adds subtle texture that makes the chandelier feel more layered, more nuanced and more architectural both lit and unlit. It still has the softness of the Bubble silhouette, but with more depth, more movement and a stronger sense of design detail.

Where it works best
This is made for interiors where the ceiling light needs to hold the room. It works beautifully in expansive atriums, oversized stairwells, double-height entrance halls and large open-plan spaces where you want the lighting to feel fully integrated into the architecture. It’s also especially strong in boutique hospitality settings — restaurants, hotel lobbies and reception spaces — where texture and atmosphere matter just as much as scale.

Why it works
The fluted glass changes the quality of the light, adding more texture and subtle movement than smooth glass. At XL scale, that matters even more. Rather than reading as a simple oversized orb cluster, the ribbed finish gives the chandelier more depth and a more architectural feel, helping it feel considered rather than just large. The result is a fitting with real statement value, but also with enough nuance to feel elevated and design-led.

The design detail
A dramatic clustered arrangement of fluted glass globes creates the signature Bubble silhouette at its largest scale, bringing softness, volume and sculptural impact to tall, open interiors. The ribbed glass introduces subtle texture and helps soften the light for a more layered glow, while also giving the chandelier a more architectural feel than smooth glass. Choose between black or gold hardware, paired with black or linen fabric cable, to tailor the look — black for stronger contrast and definition, or gold and linen for a softer, warmer expression.

How to style it
Use it where you want the lighting to feel decorative, architectural and impossible to miss. In a double-height stairwell, let it descend through the vertical space so the clustered form can be appreciated from multiple levels. In an atrium or vaulted living area, keep surrounding finishes calm and textural so the chandelier can take the lead without competition. In restaurants or hotel lobbies, position it where guests encounter it on arrival, allowing the layered glow and sculptural texture to shape the atmosphere from the first moment.