- Brand: Saint Louis
- Collection: Folia
- Material: Crystal, chrome-plated or golden aluminium structure
- Number of Lights: 24 lights
- Height: 110 cm / 43.3 in
- Diameter: 135 cm / 53.1 in
- Weight: 72 kg / 158,73 lbs
- Designer: Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance
- Bulbs: 24 × Halogen 40W max or LED Retrofit 5W max
- Item: 24 Light Luxury Chandelier
- Made in France
24-Light Chrome Chandelier for Luxury Interiors
The Saint Louis Folia 24 Light Chandelier Chrome is a large luxury chandelier designed to provide general illumination and a strong architectural element. With 24 light sources, it is suited to generous rooms, entrance halls, dining areas and other interiors with enough ceiling height to accommodate a substantial lighting installation.
Designed by Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance, the chandelier is part of the Folia collection and takes inspiration from the Moselle Forest near the Saint Louis workshop. Crystal elements are arranged across bowls, cups and balusters, giving the structure its distinctive layered appearance. The crystal catches the light from each source and creates reflections across the surrounding space.
The chrome-plated aluminium structure gives this version a clean, contemporary finish. Its large proportions make it suitable for dining rooms, reception areas, stairwells and high-ceilinged living spaces. The Folia collection is designed as a modular lighting system, allowing different configurations and installations. Depending on the setting, the elements can be arranged for ceiling or pendant mounting, and the collection also includes options for sconce installations. An optional backlit cup can add another layer of illumination to the design.
Made in France, the Saint Louis Folia 24 Light Chandelier Chrome is supplied as a substantial piece of designer lighting for interiors that require a carefully considered focal light source. Its modular design, generous dimensions and combination of crystal and metal make it suitable for luxury residential projects, hotels, restaurants and other high-end interiors.