Heracleum III LED Chandelier

This light fixture was just the ticket for my dining room, where I needed something that would be modern but not too dense so as not to block any of my ocean views. The light fixture was very easy to adjust to the height I wanted as well.

I ordered the fixture after talking to customer service reassuring me no blue LED lighting tones..& I didn't need a dimmer. Got it up connected & there it was the blue tone. I was very disappointed. Call customer service they suggested get the dimmer ...I purchase one of their compatible dimmer...and it's lovely... It's one of the most beautiful I could purchased with my transitional taste. Thank you offering it!

This makes a beautiful statement in the home. The organic feel of lit branches is stunning visually. Worth every penny. And that it's LED is a plus.

I was disappointed to see that the lenses or "leaves" are plastic. It makes the fixture look cheep. Also it says that it is UL listed but ours did not come with a UL listed sticker.

Over our dining room table, it casts a uniform ambient glow in all directions that feels like candlelight, though the light itself is very white. Wattage is more than enough over a table (seats 10). We keep it dimmed and it dims nicely. The petals are actually little caps that snap on over the LEDs and you can rotate them freely, though this has no effect on the light or its directionality. It simply allows you to arrange them if you wish. The dimensions are nearly identical to the antique bronze chandelier it replaced--this is the right size for over a table. The large canopy houses a heavy and impressive transformer. The instructions are minimal drawings straight out of Ikea. However careful study reveals there's not much to know. There are no loose wires to connect with wire nuts. You insert the wires into slots then tighten screws onto them, very much like connecting stereo speakers to a receiver (to those of us of a certain age...). Installation is very easy. The rep at YLighting reported to me that some people dislike the size of the canopy. I disagree and would argue that it balances the weightlessness of the fixture. A smaller, flatter canopy would make the whole thing feel insubstantial. I ordered the Copper finish, which is not coppery at all. It doesn't have the orange tones of copper. I would describe the color more as a metallic cafe au lait. Or perhaps a very very light bronze. We have a lot of antique gold in the dining room and it blends beautifully. This is a stunning and organic fixture, more a lit sculpture of the flowerhead that inspired it. Practical advice: The box is huge and wouldn't fit through a door. We removed the fixture outside and carried it in by the stem. But once you've picked it up, you can't put it down because of all the petals! Solution: Position a tall vase on a table beforehand (12" will do). You can then slip the stem into the vase with the branches resting on the rim (it weighs nothing) until you're ready to hang it, with the heavy transformer sitting beside it or on the floor.