Amber Crystal Chandelier Restaurant Warm Tone Ceiling Fixture Brass Frame Series

Colour temperature choices get most of the attention in restaurant lighting, but crystal colour changes the room just as much. Clear crystal throws cool white sparkle, which suits contemporary interiors and daylight photography but can read hard in a room with timber, terracotta or deep red finishes. This amber crystal chandelier uses amber tinted K9 drops that warm the light passing through them, shifting an already warm 2400K lamp toward candle quality without pushing the room into yellow. The brass frame is finished in antique brass rather than polished gold, because a mirror finish beside amber crystal creates a hot spot the eye interprets as glare. Amber is available in three intensities, from a light honey through to a deep cognac, so a designer can match the crystal to the wood and fabric palette rather than guessing from a photograph.

• Amber Tinted K9 Crystal: Amber tinted drops warm the light passing through them, shifting a 2400K lamp toward candle quality without pushing the room into yellow
• Three Amber Intensities: Light honey, medium amber and deep cognac are stocked, letting a designer match crystal tone to timber, terracotta and fabric palettes
• Antique Brass Frame: An antique brass finish rather than polished gold avoids the hot spot that a mirror finish creates beside amber crystal under warm light
• Low Colour Temperature: 2400K lamps suit amber crystal and evening dining, where a cooler source would make the amber read as brown rather than warm
• Candle Silhouette: The candle arm form plus amber crystal recreates the reference of candlelight that suits wine rooms, steakhouses and traditional dining rooms
• Deep Dimming: Dimming to five percent lets the room shift to an amber glow late in service, which is where the crystal colour choice pays off most clearly

Specified for steakhouses, wine rooms, traditional dining rooms, whisky bars and hotel restaurants with timber or terracotta interiors. The amber version also suits rooms with daylight exposure during lunch service, where a clear crystal fixture would clash with the warm interior palette. Designers frequently order a clear and amber pair for adjacent spaces where one room faces a window and one does not.

We supply crystal samples in all three amber intensities for approval against the interior palette, then issue a drawing with drop and clearance. Options include mixed amber and clear dressing, a two tone frame, a 2200K lamp option for very warm schemes, and matching wall sconces for the same room.

Crystal travels in colour labelled trays so mixed orders cannot be confused, and frames ship in foam blocked crates. A care card covers cleaning of tinted crystal without solvent damage, and spare drops are supplied in the dominant colour rather than a generic clear.

Lead time is 20 to 28 days, with crystal samples shipped within five working days for approval. A six percent allowance is supplied in the ordered colour mix, and additional bottles later match the original batch so an expansion does not show a colour difference.