Flock Chandelier

TOM RAFFIELD LTD

£5995

Featherlight curlicues dance in the air. Evoking a murmuration of starlings sweeping across the sky, our Flock Chandeliers cast shapes and shadows at every turn. Wooden wings of sustainable ash, oak, and walnut, weightless to the eye, soar together. Each individual steam bent component is handcrafted by our skilled workshop team and suspended from a solid oak top plate to create show-stopping impact. Illuminated by three filament bulbs, each piece of the intricate design is in constant motion, creating a wooden chandelier unlike any other. Well suited for grand entrance-ways or open plan livin

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TOM RAFFIELD LTD, number 08467101. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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