Price
£425
Felix Insights
Interior Design Perspective
The Lucas Chandelier strikes that rare balance between warmth and formality—something OKA does exceptionally well.
The antique brass frame paired with a burl-wood ceiling rose feels substantial without reading as heavy, while the linen shades soften the overall aesthetic. This works beautifully in dining rooms or entryways where you want layered, ambient light rather than a dramatic focal point. The mixed materials mean it complements both traditional and contemporary schemes equally. Worth noting: the brass will develop a natural patina over time, which many find desirable, though it does require occasional polishing if you prefer it to stay bright.
— Felix
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