Renee Ceiling Light

Product Video Overview The Renee ceiling light arranges textured glass globes across a sculptural metal frame — a contemporary take on the classic multi-globe chandelier. Choose between four-, five-, or eight-globe configurations to suit the room's scale, and pick a green frame or refined black to set the mood. Each globe carries a softly textured surface that diffuses light into a warm, hazy glow — making the Renee equally at home over a dining table, in a living room, or anchoring a bedroom ceiling. The green leans modern-eclectic; the black reads quietly classical. Signature Finish White glass globes on a green or black metal frame Green Black White Bulbs Not Included — Each globe takes a standard medium-base E26 (North America) or E27 (Europe) bulb up to 40W. Plan for 4, 5, or 8 bulbs depending on the variant you choose. We recommend warm-tone (2700–3000K) dimmable LEDs for the softest glow. Product Highlights Multi-Globe Silhouette A sculptural cluster of textured glass spheres on a slender metal frame — chandelier presence, scaled to your room. Two Frame Finishes Green for a modern-eclectic interior, or black for a quietly classical room — pick one at checkout. Standard Bulb · Dimmable Each socket accepts a universal E26/E27 bulb up to 40W. Pair with a dimmable bulb for mood-tuned brightness. Dimensions 4 Heads D 26" × H 11.8" D 66 × H 30 cm 5 Heads D 26" × H 11.8" D 66 × H 30 cm 8 Heads D 35.4" × H 11.8" D 90 × H 30 cm E26 / E27 · 40W Max per Head Globe Ø 7" (17.8 cm) In Real Homes A look at the Renee ceiling light installed in a customer's own interior — pulled live from Instagram. Tap to open in a new window. View this post on Instagram View this post on Instagram Details Light Source E26 / E27 medium-base bulb · 40W max per socket Bulbs not included · 4, 5, or 8 bulbs needed depending on variant Dimmable Yes — with a dimmable bulb and a compatible dimmer switch Dimensions 4 / 5 Heads: D 26" × H 11.8" (D 66 × H 30 cm) 8 Heads: D 35.4" × H 11.8" (D 90 × H 30 cm) · Globe Ø 7" (17.8 cm) Installation Hardwired ceiling mount Professional installation recommended Material Metal, Glass Body Finishes Green Black Choose one finish at checkout Shade Finish White Certifications North America Australia Europe Middle East Manufacturer Resources Specification Sheet PDF Installation Sheet PDF Frequently Asked How many bulbs do I need, and are they included? The number of bulbs depends on the variant you choose: the 4-head version needs 4 bulbs, the 5-head needs 5, and the 8-head needs 8. Each socket takes a standard medium-base bulb — E26 in North America, E27 in Europe — up to 40W maximum. Bulbs are not included with the fixture, so plan to source them separately. We recommend a warm-tone (2700–3000K) LED-equivalent for the softest, most flattering glow. Is the fixture dimmable? Yes — the Renee supports dimming, provided two conditions are met: (1) you use dimmable bulbs in every socket, and (2) the fixture is wired to a compatible dimmer switch. Standard non-dimmable bulbs will not dim, even on a dimmer circuit. For best results, use identical dimmable LED bulbs across all sockets. How do I choose between the 4-, 5-, and 8-head versions? The 4- and 5-head versions share the same overall footprint (26-inch diameter) — the difference is the visual density of globes, with the 5-head reading slightly fuller. The 8-head version steps up to a 35.4-inch diameter for larger rooms or longer dining tables where a more substantial fixture is needed. A common guideline: 4–5 heads for rooms up to 12 ft wide; 8 heads for rooms 14 ft+ or above larger tables. Does installation require an electrician? The Renee is a hardwired ceiling fixture and connects directly to your home's electrical wiring at the ceiling junction box — there is no plug-in option. We strongly recommend professional installation by a licensed electrician, especially if you are replacing a different fixture or working with multi-bulb circuits. The included installation sheet provides full wiring diagrams for the installer. Which finish — Green or Black — should I choose? Green leans modern-eclectic — it adds a pop of color and works especially well in interiors with warm woods, cream walls, or neutral upholstery where the green can act as a focal accent. Black is the more classical choice — it disappears into darker palettes and reads as a refined, timeless silhouette in traditional, transitional, or Scandinavian interiors. Both share the same white glass globes.