Leda Chandelier

Panels of clear textured glass give the Leda Chandelier the wonderful irregularity of old glass, where ripples and variations become especially beautiful once illuminated. Each panel is held within a spare metal framework, leaving the glass exposed at its edges and allowing glimpses of the lights within. Available in two silhouettes and two finishes, Leda can take on a broader circular form or a more compact squared profile, each offered in warm antique brass or deeper oil rubbed bronze. Suspended above a dining table, in an entry, or over a kitchen table where its details can be appreciated up close, Leda brings the romance of old glass into rooms both traditional and modern. Light moves through the uneven surface rather than simply passing through it, creating a glow that changes from one panel to the next. The choice of shape and finish makes it easy to find the right expression, while the textured glass gives every version the appealing character of something discovered rather than newly made. Key Features and Benefits Textured clear glass: Ripples and irregularities catch the light and recall the character of old handmade glass. Two distinctive silhouettes: Choose a broad circular form or a more compact squared profile to suit the room and setting. Two metal finishes: Both silhouettes are offered in warm antique brass or deeper oil rubbed bronze. Exposed metal framework: Slender supports frame each glass panel while allowing its texture and the illumination within to remain visible. Inspiration Before perfectly uniform glass became commonplace, windowpanes and lantern glass carried subtle waves, bubbles, and variations left by the making process. Leda recalls the beauty of those early surfaces, surrounding its lights with textured clear panels that distort and reflect the glow in ways perfectly smooth glass never could. Why Choose Wisteria Wisteria has always found beauty in the irregularities that reveal how something was made. Leda captures that spirit in textured glass framed by warm metal, with choices of silhouette and finish that allow the fixture to find its place while preserving the character that makes it memorable.