Chandelier: Marie

Design Inspiration: The Marie Chandelier by Niermann Weeks is an elegant, 9-light luxury fixture from their exclusive M. Nicholas Collection. Crafted with historic sensibilities, it carries a classic European profile, delicate crystal dressings, and candle-style lights — the kind of fixture that anchors a room the way a piece of architecture would, rather than simply lighting it. Craftsmanship: Finished in Pavilion Gold Leaf, the Marie Chandelier reflects Niermann Weeks' signature process: taking an ornate historical form, paring back the excess, and reimagining it with a cleaner profile suited to a contemporary home. The result is a fixture with real weight and presence, built by hand rather than cast for volume. The Dixie & Grace Difference: Great design isn't about any single beautiful piece — it's knowing how color, finish, fabric, proportion, and scale work together, the way they have since antiquity. Sara Fattori, licensed by the Florida State Board of Architecture and Interior Design, brings that eye to every piece in our collection, choosing not just what's well-made, but what belongs together. As a bridge to the world of designer furnishings — not a mono-brand or mass producer — Dixie & Grace gives you access to the same caliber of options the trade has always kept to itself, with as much or as little guidance as you need to bring the Marie Chandelier into your space. Product Details: Manufacturer: Niermann Weeks Collection: M. Nicholas Collection Lights: 9 Finish: Pavilion Gold Leaf (finish code L25) Dimensions: 28" Diameter x 36" H Complete the Collection: The Marie Chandelier's European profile and gold leaf finish pair naturally with our other hand-finished lighting and case goods, anchoring a room built around historic form and warm metal tones. About Niermann Weeks Founded in 1978 by Joe Niermann, Niermann Weeks is a Maryland-based, family-owned furniture and lighting maker with nearly five decades of history in high-end interior design. Their work draws directly on antiquity and historical European architecture — old French convents, Greek columns, and 18th-century Italian lighting among their reference points — reworked with a cleaner, more livable profile for today's interiors. Their pieces are known for hand-applied finishes like custom gold leafing, hand-forged ironwork, and genuine wax candle sleeves, and remain a resource for designers seeking fully custom, heritage-quality work rather than something off a production line. View Tear Sheet NOTE: S&H charges to be billed separately prior to shipment.