Chlorophilia Suspension Light

Description

A sculptural: chlorophilia suspension light

— three clear molded PMMA leaves arranged around a polished aluminum core. The wavy stepped surfaces act as optical lenses, refracting the integrated LED into rippled patterns across the ceiling. Single size: ∅ 30.7″ × H 59″. Polished white finish, 15W LED at 3000K warm white. Hardwired ceiling install. Can be hung singly or clustered for layered ceiling effects.

See It In Action: Three PMMA leaves · refracted ceiling pattern · polished core

Features

✦: Three sculpted PMMA leaves

Each leaf has a stepped wavy surface that acts as an optical lens — refracts light into rippled patterns.

◆: Polished aluminum core

The central COB LED unit doubles as a heatsink. The polished surface reflects light upward and outward.

▤: Cluster-capable

Hang singly for a statement, or cluster 2–3 fixtures at varied heights to layer the ceiling-pattern effect.

⚠ Heavy fixture — 61.7 lbs (28 kg)

This is a substantial fixture. Confirm your ceiling is rated for 65+ lbs and use a junction box with through-joist or strap mounting. Drywall-only anchors are not safe for this weight. Professional installation strongly recommended.

Import duties not included: 🔍 ∅ 30.7″ × H 59″ (78 × 150 cm) — 61.7 lbs

Specifications

Materials

PMMA (transparent leaves), polished aluminum (lighting unit)

Finish: Polished white (lighting unit), transparent (leaves)

Dimensions

∅ 30.7″ × H 59″ (78 × 150 cm)

Weight: 61.7 lbs (28 kg)

Light Source: Integrated LED (COB), non-replaceable

Color Temperature: 3000K Warm White (fixed)

Power: ~15W

Voltage: AC 110–240V (global compatible)

Mounting: Ceiling, hardwired (junction box required, weight-rated)

Cable: 59″ (150 cm); can be extended on request

Control: Push-button on/off switch (not dimmable)

Driver: Built-in (no external driver needed)

Process: Polished, lacquered

Certification: Certified for North America, EU, Australia, Saudi Arabia

Installation Notes

Hardwired ceiling — junction box rated for 65+ lbs required. Through-joist or strap mounting; do NOT use drywall-only anchors. Licensed electrician strongly recommended.

Hang 7+ ft from the floor for safety clearance. For dining tables, 30–36″ above the table surface. The fixture reads best from below where the ceiling-reflection effect is visible.

The PMMA leaves are attached on site. Unpack carefully; the leaves arrive in protective foam and clip onto the central core during installation.

Downloads & Resources: Frequently Asked Questions

Single fixture or cluster — what’s the difference?

A single fixture (three leaves around one core) makes a strong sculptural statement and casts a defined ripple pattern on the ceiling directly above. Clustering 2–3 fixtures at staggered heights amplifies the effect — leaves from different fixtures overlap visually, and the ceiling pattern reads as a continuous organic field of light. Each fixture in the cluster wires separately; they don’t link.

Are the leaves real glass?

No — they’re transparent PMMA (acrylic), a high-clarity engineered plastic. Real glass would more than double the fixture weight beyond safe ceiling limits. PMMA reads visually similar to clear glass, refracts light cleanly through the stepped surface, and won’t crack or shatter if knocked during install.

How bright is 15W? Is it enough for a dining room?

15W LED at 3000K produces roughly 1,200–1,500 lumens — bright enough as primary light for a small dining table (4-seat) or as ambient layer in a larger room. The PMMA leaves scatter the light upward and outward, so visible brightness on the table surface is moderate, not task-bright. For 6+ seat dining, layer with downlights or use 2–3 fixtures clustered.

Can the cable be extended?

What kind of ceiling can support 61.7 lbs?

A standard residential drywall ceiling with no joist underneath the mount point cannot safely support this weight. You need either: a junction box mounted through to a wood joist (most common), a steel ceiling support strap spanning two joists, or a structurally-rated ceiling brace box. Have an electrician confirm mounting type before purchase. If unsure about your ceiling, send a photo of the mount area to us first.