Build Your Chandelier
Star-Shaped Glass Tube Chandelier
Choose Size
Choose Metal Finish
⌀ 11″ × H 14.6″
8 glass pieces · 1 bulb
Choose Glass Color
Amber
Tea Brown
The Addis Star-Shaped Glass Tubes Chandelier is an architectural dialogue of light and shadow — a mid-century starburst reimagined in modern glass. From a central core, structural arms radiate outward in every direction, each tipped with a ribbed glass tube that catches the light and throws it back with a rhythmic, sculptural energy. Switched off, it's a bold geometric silhouette; switched on, it becomes a burst of refracted light.
The signature of the design is the ribbed glass — hand-formed tubes with a fluted surface that bends and scatters each beam, casting soft patterns of light and shadow across your walls and ceiling. Available in a spectrum of glass colors — from clear and amber to blush pink, aqua blue, and dreamy cloud tones — the same starburst form can read crisp and modern or warm and jewel-like.
Made to Order
Make It Uniquely Yours
Love the design but need it tailored to your space? We offer comprehensive customization — dimensions, surface finishes, chain and wire lengths, and more. Tell us your vision, and we'll take care of the rest.
Share Your Idea
Message us online for an immediate response to your brief.
Expert Consultation
We advise on size, color, and finish for your room.
We Craft It
Made to spec and inspected before it ships.Exclusive Customization
Shaped by Breath & Fire, Not a Machine
Every ribbed glass tube is mouth-blown by hand — which is exactly why the light looks the way it does.
Molten Glass, Shaped by Hand
Each ribbed tube begins as a glowing gather of molten glass on the end of a blowpipe. A glassmaker breathes it into shape by hand, turning and drawing the fluted ribs while the glass is still soft. It's slow, skilled work — and it leaves each piece with a life that machine-pressed glass simply can't have.
Ribs That Catch the Light
Blown by hand, the fluted ribs bend and scatter every beam, casting rippling patterns of light and shadow across your walls — a texture flat glass can't reproduce.
Depth & Clarity
Hand-blown glass carries a substantial, thick-walled clarity with real depth — it refracts a soft glow even in daylight, never the thin, hollow look of acrylic.
Made, Not Manufactured
Every ribbed tube is the trace of a maker's hand and breath — an artisan piece, not a molded copy stamped out by the thousand.
What You See Is What You Get
Described Honestly
Materials, sizes, and finishes are listed exactly as they are.
Genuine Materials
Real, quality materials worked by hand — the same piece you see is the one that ships.
Safely Packed
Each piece is checked, wrapped in thick protective foam, and boxed to survive the journey.
The Details
Good to Know
About dimming
Dimming depends on the bulb. Fit a compatible dimmable bulb on a dimmer and the chandelier will dim.
Need a longer wire?
Every fixture ships with a 150 cm / 59″ wire. For a tall stairwell, foyer, or atrium, contact us before ordering and we'll lengthen it for you.
Which Size for Your Space
Nine sizes across 2 to 9 tiers — from a compact starburst to a grand centerpiece. The same design scales to any room.

A compact starburst for tighter spaces.

Longer glass tubes for extra elegance.

A balanced size for most dining tables.

A wider spread for bigger rooms.
The most versatile statement size.

Full and dramatic for wider spaces.


Extra tiers add height and drama.

A taller, fuller starburst for open spaces.

A commanding focal point for tall, open spaces.
Sizing Tip
Over a dining table, aim for a fixture roughly half to two-thirds the table's width, hung about 30–36″ above the surface. For a room centerpiece, add the room's length and width in feet — that total in inches is a good guide to the ideal diameter. More tiers add height and drama for taller ceilings, while fewer tiers keep it neat in a standard room. When in doubt, size up for impact.
A Dazzling Light
A mid-century starburst, redrawn in glass and fire.
The Star-Shaped Addis Ribbed Glass Chandelier began with a single, powerful gesture: arms radiating outward from a central core, like light captured mid-burst. It's a tribute to classic mid-century design — that era's love of geometry and optimism — redrawn for today in modern glass and warm gold. Switched off, it's a bold architectural silhouette; switched on, it becomes a starburst of refracted light.
The soul of the piece is the glass. Each ribbed tube is mouth-blown by hand, its fluted surface catching every beam and bending it, so light doesn't just fall from the fixture — it scatters across your walls and ceiling in a rhythmic play of glow and shadow. Because the glass is hand-blown, no two tubes are quite alike; tiny ripples give each piece a life that machine-pressed glass can never have. Offered in a spectrum of glass colors and in tiers from compact to grand, it lets you set the mood: crisp and modern, or warm and jewel-like.
A Starburst That Paints With Light
A mid-century star form in hand-blown ribbed glass — a fixture that lights the room and decorates it at once.
A Bold Mid-Century Starburst
Structural arms radiate from a central core in a striking star configuration — a tribute to classic mid-century design, redrawn in modern glass and warm gold. It reads as a commanding architectural statement, the focal point of any dining room, living room, or open-plan space.
Hand-Blown Ribbed Glass
Every fluted tube is mouth-blown by hand, so the ribs bend and scatter each beam into rippling patterns of light and shadow across your walls.
A Spectrum of Colors & Sizes
Choose from a range of glass colors — clear, amber, blush pink, aqua blue, and dreamy cloud tones — and from 2-tier up to a grand 9-tier. The same starburst design scales from an intimate nook to a double-height foyer, and can read crisp and modern or warm and jewel-like.
Built Solid, Made Your Way
A sturdy metal frame in a warm gold finish holds substantial, thick-walled glass — no flimsy plastic feel. It takes standard E12/E14 bulbs (dimmable with the right bulb), and we offer full customization of size, color, and wire length to suit your space.
— A starburst of hand-blown glass, alive with light —
Why Hand-Blown Glass
What mouth-blown ribbed glass gives you that machine-pressed glass and acrylic can't.
ness Tiny ripples in every tube — genuinely one of a kind Every unit is identical
Common Questions
Is the glass really hand-blown?
What bulbs does it take, and can it be dimmed?
Which size should I choose?
What colors are available?
Can it be customized?
Is it hard to install?
Will the glass arrive safely?
How do I clean it?
The Complete Installation Guide
Not sure how to wire it, how high to hang it, or whether you need an electrician? Our full guide walks through every step for US homes.
Power Off First
Switch off at the breaker and confirm before you touch any wiring.
Check the Box
Make sure your junction box is standard, secure, and rated for the weight.
Match the Wires
Black to black, white to white, ground to ground — the US standard explained.
Set the Height
Mounting heights and clearances for sconces, pendants, and chandeliers.
Which Size, and Where
| Size | Dimensions | Best for | Hanging height |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2-Tier | ∅ 11″ × H 14.6″Dia 28 × H 37 cm | Small entry · powder room · bedside · reading nook | 7 ft+ clearance in a walkway |
| 3-Tier · S | ∅ 14.2″ × H 17.7″Dia 36 × H 45 cm | Bedroom · breakfast nook · small hallway | 7 ft+ clearance in a walkway |
| 3-Tier · M | ∅ 19.7″ × H 17.3″Dia 50 × H 44 cm | Round dining table · entry · living room accent | 30–36″ above the tabletop |
| 3-Tier · L | ∅ 25.6″ × H 23.6″Dia 65 × H 60 cm | Larger dining table · open-plan living room | 30–36″ above the tabletop |
| 4-Tier · S Popular | ∅ 22.8″ × H 19.7″Dia 58 × H 50 cm | Dining table · living room · open-plan space | 30–36″ above the tabletop |
| 4-Tier · L Popular | ∅ 27.5″ × H 27.5″Dia 70 × H 70 cm | Large dining table · tall living room · entry feature | 30–36″ above the tabletop |
| 5-Tier · S | ∅ 18.9″ × H 21.6″Dia 48 × H 55 cm | Larger dining table · open-plan living room | Lowest tube 7 ft+ from the floor |
| 5-Tier · L | ∅ 27.5″ × H 23.6″Dia 70 × H 60 cm | Larger dining table · open-plan living room | Lowest tube 7 ft+ from the floor |
| 9-Tier | ∅ 41.3″ × H 41.3″Dia 105 × H 105 cm | Grand foyer · double-height atrium · hotel or lobby | Ceiling 14 ft+ · reads from two levels |
Build Your Chandelier
Star-Shaped Glass Tube Chandelier
Choose Size
Choose Metal Finish
⌀ 11″ × H 14.6″
8 glass pieces · 1 bulb
Choose Glass Color
Amber
Tea Brown
The Addis Star-Shaped Glass Tubes Chandelier is an architectural dialogue of light and shadow — a mid-century starburst reimagined in modern glass. From a central core, structural arms radiate outward in every direction, each tipped with a ribbed glass tube that catches the light and throws it back with a rhythmic, sculptural energy. Switched off, it's a bold geometric silhouette; switched on, it becomes a burst of refracted light.
The signature of the design is the ribbed glass — hand-formed tubes with a fluted surface that bends and scatters each beam, casting soft patterns of light and shadow across your walls and ceiling. Available in a spectrum of glass colors — from clear and amber to blush pink, aqua blue, and dreamy cloud tones — the same starburst form can read crisp and modern or warm and jewel-like.
Made to Order
Make It Uniquely Yours
Love the design but need it tailored to your space? We offer comprehensive customization — dimensions, surface finishes, chain and wire lengths, and more. Tell us your vision, and we'll take care of the rest.
Share Your Idea
Message us online for an immediate response to your brief.
Expert Consultation
We advise on size, color, and finish for your room.
We Craft It
Made to spec and inspected before it ships.Exclusive Customization
Shaped by Breath & Fire, Not a Machine
Every ribbed glass tube is mouth-blown by hand — which is exactly why the light looks the way it does.
Molten Glass, Shaped by Hand
Each ribbed tube begins as a glowing gather of molten glass on the end of a blowpipe. A glassmaker breathes it into shape by hand, turning and drawing the fluted ribs while the glass is still soft. It's slow, skilled work — and it leaves each piece with a life that machine-pressed glass simply can't have.
Ribs That Catch the Light
Blown by hand, the fluted ribs bend and scatter every beam, casting rippling patterns of light and shadow across your walls — a texture flat glass can't reproduce.
Depth & Clarity
Hand-blown glass carries a substantial, thick-walled clarity with real depth — it refracts a soft glow even in daylight, never the thin, hollow look of acrylic.
Made, Not Manufactured
Every ribbed tube is the trace of a maker's hand and breath — an artisan piece, not a molded copy stamped out by the thousand.
What You See Is What You Get
Described Honestly
Materials, sizes, and finishes are listed exactly as they are.
Genuine Materials
Real, quality materials worked by hand — the same piece you see is the one that ships.
Safely Packed
Each piece is checked, wrapped in thick protective foam, and boxed to survive the journey.
The Details
Good to Know
About dimming
Dimming depends on the bulb. Fit a compatible dimmable bulb on a dimmer and the chandelier will dim.
Need a longer wire?
Every fixture ships with a 150 cm / 59″ wire. For a tall stairwell, foyer, or atrium, contact us before ordering and we'll lengthen it for you.
Which Size for Your Space
Nine sizes across 2 to 9 tiers — from a compact starburst to a grand centerpiece. The same design scales to any room.

A compact starburst for tighter spaces.

Longer glass tubes for extra elegance.

A balanced size for most dining tables.

A wider spread for bigger rooms.
The most versatile statement size.

Full and dramatic for wider spaces.


Extra tiers add height and drama.

A taller, fuller starburst for open spaces.

A commanding focal point for tall, open spaces.
Sizing Tip
Over a dining table, aim for a fixture roughly half to two-thirds the table's width, hung about 30–36″ above the surface. For a room centerpiece, add the room's length and width in feet — that total in inches is a good guide to the ideal diameter. More tiers add height and drama for taller ceilings, while fewer tiers keep it neat in a standard room. When in doubt, size up for impact.
A Dazzling Light
A mid-century starburst, redrawn in glass and fire.
The Star-Shaped Addis Ribbed Glass Chandelier began with a single, powerful gesture: arms radiating outward from a central core, like light captured mid-burst. It's a tribute to classic mid-century design — that era's love of geometry and optimism — redrawn for today in modern glass and warm gold. Switched off, it's a bold architectural silhouette; switched on, it becomes a starburst of refracted light.
The soul of the piece is the glass. Each ribbed tube is mouth-blown by hand, its fluted surface catching every beam and bending it, so light doesn't just fall from the fixture — it scatters across your walls and ceiling in a rhythmic play of glow and shadow. Because the glass is hand-blown, no two tubes are quite alike; tiny ripples give each piece a life that machine-pressed glass can never have. Offered in a spectrum of glass colors and in tiers from compact to grand, it lets you set the mood: crisp and modern, or warm and jewel-like.
A Starburst That Paints With Light
A mid-century star form in hand-blown ribbed glass — a fixture that lights the room and decorates it at once.
A Bold Mid-Century Starburst
Structural arms radiate from a central core in a striking star configuration — a tribute to classic mid-century design, redrawn in modern glass and warm gold. It reads as a commanding architectural statement, the focal point of any dining room, living room, or open-plan space.
Hand-Blown Ribbed Glass
Every fluted tube is mouth-blown by hand, so the ribs bend and scatter each beam into rippling patterns of light and shadow across your walls.
A Spectrum of Colors & Sizes
Choose from a range of glass colors — clear, amber, blush pink, aqua blue, and dreamy cloud tones — and from 2-tier up to a grand 9-tier. The same starburst design scales from an intimate nook to a double-height foyer, and can read crisp and modern or warm and jewel-like.
Built Solid, Made Your Way
A sturdy metal frame in a warm gold finish holds substantial, thick-walled glass — no flimsy plastic feel. It takes standard E12/E14 bulbs (dimmable with the right bulb), and we offer full customization of size, color, and wire length to suit your space.
— A starburst of hand-blown glass, alive with light —
Why Hand-Blown Glass
What mouth-blown ribbed glass gives you that machine-pressed glass and acrylic can't.
ness Tiny ripples in every tube — genuinely one of a kind Every unit is identical
Common Questions
Is the glass really hand-blown?
What bulbs does it take, and can it be dimmed?
Which size should I choose?
What colors are available?
Can it be customized?
Is it hard to install?
Will the glass arrive safely?
How do I clean it?
The Complete Installation Guide
Not sure how to wire it, how high to hang it, or whether you need an electrician? Our full guide walks through every step for US homes.
Power Off First
Switch off at the breaker and confirm before you touch any wiring.
Check the Box
Make sure your junction box is standard, secure, and rated for the weight.
Match the Wires
Black to black, white to white, ground to ground — the US standard explained.
Set the Height
Mounting heights and clearances for sconces, pendants, and chandeliers.
Which Size, and Where
| Size | Dimensions | Best for | Hanging height |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2-Tier | ∅ 11″ × H 14.6″Dia 28 × H 37 cm | Small entry · powder room · bedside · reading nook | 7 ft+ clearance in a walkway |
| 3-Tier · S | ∅ 14.2″ × H 17.7″Dia 36 × H 45 cm | Bedroom · breakfast nook · small hallway | 7 ft+ clearance in a walkway |
| 3-Tier · M | ∅ 19.7″ × H 17.3″Dia 50 × H 44 cm | Round dining table · entry · living room accent | 30–36″ above the tabletop |
| 3-Tier · L | ∅ 25.6″ × H 23.6″Dia 65 × H 60 cm | Larger dining table · open-plan living room | 30–36″ above the tabletop |
| 4-Tier · S Popular | ∅ 22.8″ × H 19.7″Dia 58 × H 50 cm | Dining table · living room · open-plan space | 30–36″ above the tabletop |
| 4-Tier · L Popular | ∅ 27.5″ × H 27.5″Dia 70 × H 70 cm | Large dining table · tall living room · entry feature | 30–36″ above the tabletop |
| 5-Tier · S | ∅ 18.9″ × H 21.6″Dia 48 × H 55 cm | Larger dining table · open-plan living room | Lowest tube 7 ft+ from the floor |
| 5-Tier · L | ∅ 27.5″ × H 23.6″Dia 70 × H 60 cm | Larger dining table · open-plan living room | Lowest tube 7 ft+ from the floor |
| 9-Tier | ∅ 41.3″ × H 41.3″Dia 105 × H 105 cm | Grand foyer · double-height atrium · hotel or lobby | Ceiling 14 ft+ · reads from two levels |
Customer Reviews
Glass Shaped by Hand
Heat, patience and steady hands in every piece.
Handmade Glass Series
Glass Shaped by Hand
Every glass shade in this series is made by hand. Artisans gather molten glass, then turn, stretch and shape it with heat and hand tools until the form feels just right.
No two pieces leave the workshop exactly alike. The small differences in curve, thickness and tone are what give handmade glass its warmth and depth.
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Formed in the heat
The glass is worked while it is still molten, so every curve is guided by eye and feel instead of being stamped out as identical parts.
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Shaped with hand tools
Traditional tools are used to pull, pinch and smooth the glass, leaving the subtle marks of the maker's hand in the finished piece.
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Cooled slowly for strength
Finished pieces are cooled gradually so the glass settles evenly, helping it stay strong and stable in everyday use.
Tiny bubbles, faint swirls and slight shifts in color are natural in handmade glass, and they make each piece one of a kind.







