About this asset

This classic gold and crystal tiered chandelier is a native Revit family featuring a decorative crown and cascading glass elements. This tiered chandelier features a distinctive crown-like gold metal band at the top, finished with a repeating silhouette motif. Suspended from a central gold rod, the fixture comprises multiple concentric tiers of clear, vertical crystal rods that create a dense, light-refracting volume. The tiered geometry provides a classic, opulent aesthetic, while the metallic gold structure provides a warm contrast to the crystalline light source. The overall form is balanced and symmetrical, designed to serve as a high-impact focal point within a formal interior space, such as a grand entrance or dining hall.

The download is a 3.2 MB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

As a native Revit family, this chandelier is designed to be hosted by a ceiling plane. Users can adjust the suspension rod length via instance parameters to suit varying floor-to-ceiling heights. The material parameters are pre-assigned, allowing for easy updates to the gold finish or crystal transparency within the project browser. For rendering, ensure the light source is correctly oriented and that the IES file, if included, is mapped to provide accurate photometric distribution across the surrounding surfaces.

Ideal for high-end residential projects and luxury hospitality interiors, this chandelier works effectively in double-height entrance lobbies, formal dining rooms, or hotel ballrooms. It pairs well with traditional or neoclassical interior schemes, providing a sense of grandeur and historical elegance. Architects and interior designers searching for decorative lighting fixtures will find this asset useful for both schematic design visualisations and final construction documentation where a specific, ornate lighting statement is required to define the space's character.