The Bridell Leather-Wrapped Brass Chandelier by Vidirlighting wraps its arms in stitched genuine leather, capped with brass fittings and topped with white linen shades, bringing the quiet craft of a saddle-maker's workshop to the dining room.
Inspired by the saddle-maker's craft, Bridell pairs genuine leather with brass and linen, three honest materials that look better the longer you live with them. Leather is wrapped tight around every arm and closed with a single visible seam, and brass collars hold each joint like a buckle.
Switch it on and the tapered linen shades glow warm and even, casting a soft pool of light across the table while the leather reads rich and tactile below. It is a leather chandelier that feels tailored rather than trendy, at home in a modern traditional or transitional interior, and it only gets better as the leather develops its patina.
Round or linear, in brown or black
The round versions come in 4, 6 and 8 lights, from a compact four-arm cross for a breakfast nook to a wide leather ring for a large round dining room chandelier. The linear versions come in 6, 8 and 10 lights, a linear chandelier for the dining table or a statement kitchen island chandelier. Choose brown leather for warmth or black leather for a sharper, more tailored look.
Genuine leatherBrown or black
BrassFrame and fittings
Linen shadesWhite fabric
THE STORY
From the Tack Room to the Table
I
The tack room
Bridles hang along the wall, leather worn smooth by years of hands. Nothing there is decorative for its own sake, and yet everything is beautiful.
II
The stitch
Every strap is closed with one neat line of stitching. We wrapped each arm the same way, pulled tight around brass, with a single visible seam.
III
The buckle
Small brass buckles hold a bridle together. On Bridell, brass collars hold every joint, and brass hooks carry the frame from the ceiling.
IV
The glow
Linen shades soften the light into a warm pool over the table, the way lamplight falls across a workbench at the end of the day.
“Honest materials, a single seam, and brass that does real work.”THE BRIDELL DESIGN BRIEF
SHAPE & SIZE
Sized to Your Table
4 lights · Four-arm crossØ 28.5″72 cm · H 12.6″ / 32 cm
Round tables 36–48″, breakfast nooks, entryways
6 lights · Stitched leather ringØ 34″86 cm · H 12.6″ / 32 cm
Round or square tables 48–60″
8 lights · Stitched leather ringØ 48″122 cm · H 12.6″ / 32 cm
Large round tables 72″ and up, great rooms
6 lights · LinearL 51″ × W 25″130 cm × 64 cm · H 23″ / 58 cm
Tables 72–84″ long. Kitchen islands up to 7 ft.
8 lights · LinearL 62″ × W 20.5″157 cm × 52 cm · H 12.6″ / 32 cm
Tables 84–96″ long. Islands 8 ft.
10 lights · LinearL 72″ × W 20.5″183 cm × 52 cm · H 12.6″ / 32 cm
Tables 96–120″ long. Long islands and banquettes.
Every size hangs on a 39.4″ (100 cm) rod as standard, with longer rods on request.
LEATHER & MATERIALS
Made to Age Beautifully
Genuine leather softens and deepens in tone over the years.
GENUINE LEATHER
Brown
A warm saddle tone that pairs with oak, walnut and cream walls, and darkens gently with time.
GENUINE LEATHER
Black
A crisp, tailored outline that sharpens white kitchens and pale plaster ceilings.
BrassFrame, rods and collars
White linenTapered fabric shades
✂
Cut · Polished · PlatedChecked before dispatch
UP CLOSE
The Details You Can Feel
Real photos of the leather and brass.
LEATHER
Saddle-stitched genuine leather
Each arm is wrapped in genuine leather and closed with an even line of stitching, finished at the joints with brass collars.
Genuine leather
Even stitch line
Develops a patina
BRASS
Brass hooks that carry the load
Brass rods and hook joints hang the frame from the canopy, so the hardware is both the structure and the detail.
Brass rods
Hook suspension
Plated finish
WHY IT LASTS
Bridell vs a Typical Leather-Look Chandelier
What you are paying for, material by material.
Feature
Bridell
Typical alternative
Arm wrap
Genuine leather, brown or black
PU or vinyl leather-look wrap
Over time
Softens and develops a patina
Can peel, crack or fade
Frame & fittings
Brass rods, collars and hooks
Iron with brass-tone paint
Shades
White linen fabric
Polyester or plastic-backed
Sizes
6 sizes, round and linear
Often 1–2 sizes
Inspection
Every chandelier checked before dispatch
Not always stated
Comparison with common leather-look chandeliers in the market, not a specific brand.
BULBS & LIGHT
Candelabra Sockets, Your Choice of Glow
Each shade takes one E12 or E14 bulb. For the warmest look under linen, we recommend 2700–3000K.
E12USE14EU
2200K2700–3000K recommended5000K
40WMax power
110–240VAC, US homes
On/offSwitch control
Rod length: 39.4″ (100 cm)Need a longer drop for a high or vaulted ceiling? Contact us and we will confirm a longer rod before dispatch.
The Bridell Leather-Wrapped Brass Chandelier by Vidirlighting wraps its arms in stitched genuine leather, capped with brass fittings and topped with white linen shades, bringing the quiet craft of a saddle-maker's workshop to the dining room.
Inspired by the saddle-maker's craft, Bridell pairs genuine leather with brass and linen, three honest materials that look better the longer you live with them. Leather is wrapped tight around every arm and closed with a single visible seam, and brass collars hold each joint like a buckle.
Switch it on and the tapered linen shades glow warm and even, casting a soft pool of light across the table while the leather reads rich and tactile below. It is a leather chandelier that feels tailored rather than trendy, at home in a modern traditional or transitional interior, and it only gets better as the leather develops its patina.
Round or linear, in brown or black
The round versions come in 4, 6 and 8 lights, from a compact four-arm cross for a breakfast nook to a wide leather ring for a large round dining room chandelier. The linear versions come in 6, 8 and 10 lights, a linear chandelier for the dining table or a statement kitchen island chandelier. Choose brown leather for warmth or black leather for a sharper, more tailored look.
Genuine leatherBrown or black
BrassFrame and fittings
Linen shadesWhite fabric
THE STORY
From the Tack Room to the Table
I
The tack room
Bridles hang along the wall, leather worn smooth by years of hands. Nothing there is decorative for its own sake, and yet everything is beautiful.
II
The stitch
Every strap is closed with one neat line of stitching. We wrapped each arm the same way, pulled tight around brass, with a single visible seam.
III
The buckle
Small brass buckles hold a bridle together. On Bridell, brass collars hold every joint, and brass hooks carry the frame from the ceiling.
IV
The glow
Linen shades soften the light into a warm pool over the table, the way lamplight falls across a workbench at the end of the day.
“Honest materials, a single seam, and brass that does real work.”THE BRIDELL DESIGN BRIEF
SHAPE & SIZE
Sized to Your Table
4 lights · Four-arm crossØ 28.5″72 cm · H 12.6″ / 32 cm
Round tables 36–48″, breakfast nooks, entryways
6 lights · Stitched leather ringØ 34″86 cm · H 12.6″ / 32 cm
Round or square tables 48–60″
8 lights · Stitched leather ringØ 48″122 cm · H 12.6″ / 32 cm
Large round tables 72″ and up, great rooms
6 lights · LinearL 51″ × W 25″130 cm × 64 cm · H 23″ / 58 cm
Tables 72–84″ long. Kitchen islands up to 7 ft.
8 lights · LinearL 62″ × W 20.5″157 cm × 52 cm · H 12.6″ / 32 cm
Tables 84–96″ long. Islands 8 ft.
10 lights · LinearL 72″ × W 20.5″183 cm × 52 cm · H 12.6″ / 32 cm
Tables 96–120″ long. Long islands and banquettes.
Every size hangs on a 39.4″ (100 cm) rod as standard, with longer rods on request.
LEATHER & MATERIALS
Made to Age Beautifully
Genuine leather softens and deepens in tone over the years.
GENUINE LEATHER
Brown
A warm saddle tone that pairs with oak, walnut and cream walls, and darkens gently with time.
GENUINE LEATHER
Black
A crisp, tailored outline that sharpens white kitchens and pale plaster ceilings.
BrassFrame, rods and collars
White linenTapered fabric shades
✂
Cut · Polished · PlatedChecked before dispatch
UP CLOSE
The Details You Can Feel
Real photos of the leather and brass.
LEATHER
Saddle-stitched genuine leather
Each arm is wrapped in genuine leather and closed with an even line of stitching, finished at the joints with brass collars.
Genuine leather
Even stitch line
Develops a patina
BRASS
Brass hooks that carry the load
Brass rods and hook joints hang the frame from the canopy, so the hardware is both the structure and the detail.
Brass rods
Hook suspension
Plated finish
WHY IT LASTS
Bridell vs a Typical Leather-Look Chandelier
What you are paying for, material by material.
Feature
Bridell
Typical alternative
Arm wrap
Genuine leather, brown or black
PU or vinyl leather-look wrap
Over time
Softens and develops a patina
Can peel, crack or fade
Frame & fittings
Brass rods, collars and hooks
Iron with brass-tone paint
Shades
White linen fabric
Polyester or plastic-backed
Sizes
6 sizes, round and linear
Often 1–2 sizes
Inspection
Every chandelier checked before dispatch
Not always stated
Comparison with common leather-look chandeliers in the market, not a specific brand.
BULBS & LIGHT
Candelabra Sockets, Your Choice of Glow
Each shade takes one E12 or E14 bulb. For the warmest look under linen, we recommend 2700–3000K.
E12USE14EU
2200K2700–3000K recommended5000K
40WMax power
110–240VAC, US homes
On/offSwitch control
Rod length: 39.4″ (100 cm)Need a longer drop for a high or vaulted ceiling? Contact us and we will confirm a longer rod before dispatch.
Genuine saddle leather wrapped around every arm, brass that does the holding, and linen that turns bare bulbs into a warm pool over the table. The kind of chandelier that looks better in its tenth year than its first.
Genuine leatherBrass fittingsLinen shades
Bringing It Home
Your first evening under it
You've come back to this page more than once. Here is what actually happens after you order.
Most light fixtures disappear into the ceiling the day they're installed. This one tends to change how the room gets used — and it starts the moment the box is opened.
The day it arrivesYou lift the lid and the first thing you notice isn't the brass — it's the smell of real leather. Every arm is wrapped and stitched, and the linen shades come nested and clean.
6:40 pm · The first switchThe electrician has gone. You flick it on and the whole table goes warm at once — the linen catches the bulbs, and the leather reads deeper than it did in daylight.
7:45 pm · DinnerThe light lands in a pool on the table, not in anyone's eyes, so nobody squints or reaches for the switch. Somewhere around the second course, someone asks where it's from.
10:30 pm · The last glassEveryone's gone. You dim it low and the brass glows against the dark leather — the room you actually wanted to sit in, finally lit the way you imagined.
A year laterThe brown has deepened a shade, the way a good saddle does after a season. It looks more like yours than it did the day it arrived.
Most lights age. This one settles in.
Three Materials
Each one doing a real job
Nothing on Bridell is there to look expensive. It looks expensive because of what it is made from — and each material earns its place.
01
Genuine Leather
Brown or black · wrapped & stitched
Real hide wrapped tight around every arm and closed with a single even line of stitching — the way a bridle strap is finished. It softens with time and slowly deepens in tone, so the fixture looks richer in year five than on the day it arrives.
Versus leather-lookPU and vinyl wraps look similar in a photo, then crack, peel and fade near warm bulbs within a few years.
02
Brass Fittings
Collars, rods & hook joints
Brass collars close every joint like a buckle, and brass rods and hooks carry the frame from the ceiling. The hardware is the structure, not decoration added afterwards — which is why every visible metal part is doing something.
Versus painted metalBrass-tone paint on bare iron chips at the joints and shows grey underneath. A proper finish wears into a warmer tone instead.
03
White Linen
Tapered fabric shades
Each shade is tapered linen, which turns a bare candelabra bulb into an even, warm glow and throws a soft pool of light down onto the table. No glare at eye level, no hard hot spot, and a clean white silhouette when the lights are off.
Versus plastic-backed shadesPolyester or plastic-lined shades glow unevenly and yellow near the bulb. Linen stays white and diffuses the light properly.
Up Close
Four details worth a closer look
These are real photographs of the finished fixture, not renders. Each note below matches one corner of the photo — the parts you only notice when you are standing right underneath it.
Top leftThe seam and the collarLeather wrapped tight and closed with one even stitch line, then capped at each joint with a brass collar like a buckle.
Top rightA clean ceiling lineA slim brass canopy and a single straight rod, so the ceiling reads calm and all the attention stays on the fixture below.
Bottom leftHooks that carry the loadBrass hook joints hang the frame from the rod, so the hardware you can see is the hardware doing the work.
Bottom rightLinen, lit from insideTapered linen shades soften each candelabra bulb into an even glow, with no hot spot and no glare at the table.
Every chandelier is assembled and inspected before dispatch.
Our Material Standard
It starts with the material
Before anything is assembled, every raw material is handled, checked and graded in our workshop. This is the standard we hold across the whole range — stone, metal, leather and glass alike.
Many stylish lights are either too dim to be anything more than ornaments or too harsh on the eyes. This light is well-balanced, with even light distribution and soft, warm downward light that is comfortable for the eyes during reading or daily activities.
Completely captivated by the natural stone veining.
The most interesting part is that the stone veining varies slightly on each piece—that’s the true charm of natural stone! The overall quality is excellent. I would definitely buy it again!
Photos really don't do justice to how exquisite it looks! The metal detailing and the curvature of the blades are beautifully crafted. It offers multiple speed settings, and the lowest setting provides a very comfortable, gentle breeze at night.
It looks more beautiful in reality than in the website photos.
Seeing the light pass through the multifaceted glass in person reveals just how exquisite it is. The glass has a very solid feel, and every facet is polished very smoothly, making it one of the most eye-catching hard decorations in the home.
