Lighting / Pendants Chandeliers / Sputnik Chandelier
Technical Data
Variants
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![]() Alabaster
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![]() Alabaster
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![]() Alabaster
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Satin Brass |
![]() Light Bronze
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![]() Polished Brass
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Insights
Design & Geometry
The Sputnik Chandelier by Matlight Milano reimagines the iconic mid-century starburst form through a sophisticated composition of radiating brass arms, luminous alabaster spheres, and floating stone discs. The dynamic arrangement creates a sculptural constellation suspended in space, balancing symmetry, movement, and visual lightness. This alabaster sputnik chandelier transforms the classic Sputnik silhouette into a refined contemporary statement.
Material & Craftsmanship
Handcrafted in Italy, this exceptional alabaster chandelier combines natural alabaster elements with precision-finished brass. Each alabaster sphere and disc is individually selected for its unique veining, translucency, and organic character, ensuring that every piece is one of a kind. The artisanal brass structure highlights Matlight Milano’s expertise in merging natural stone with architectural metalwork.
Light Effect
When illuminated, the alabaster globes emit a warm, diffused glow that reveals the stone’s natural textures and subtle veining. The interplay between illuminated spheres and reflective brass surfaces creates depth, softness, and visual rhythm throughout the composition. The chandelier provides ambient illumination while functioning as a luminous sculpture, making it one of the most distinctive natural chandeliers for luxury interiors.
Application & Space
Ideal for grand living rooms, dining rooms, luxury residences, boutique hotels, hospitality lounges, and statement entrance halls. The expansive radial design performs beautifully in spaces with generous ceiling heights, where its sculptural form can be appreciated from multiple perspectives. This designer chandelier serves equally as a source of light and as an architectural centerpiece.
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