About this asset

This contemporary glass and metal bubble chandelier Revit family features a cluster of spherical shades on individual drops. The chandelier is composed of a circular black ceiling canopy from which multiple spherical glass shades are suspended at varying heights to create a dense, organic bubble effect. The spheres appear semi-translucent, suggesting a frosted or opal finish that diffuses light evenly. Thin, vertical cables attach each individual globe to the main mounting plate, resulting in a clean, minimalist aesthetic. The overall form is balanced and voluminous, making it suitable for high-ceiling spaces where a statement piece is required to anchor a central area or provide focused illumination over a table.

The download is a 328 KB 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 luminaire is designed for ceiling-hosted placement. Users can load the RFA file directly into their project environment and snap it to a ceiling plane. Adjusting the light source properties within the family editor allows for precise control over IES data, ensuring accurate lighting calculations in renderings. The model remains lightweight, making it ideal for large-scale interior projects where multiple units are required without compromising overall file performance during documentation or visual output.

This fixture is well-suited for modern residential dining rooms, hotel lobbies, or high-end retail showrooms. It pairs effectively with contemporary interior palettes, particularly in spaces featuring neutral tones or minimalist architectural details. Professionals searching for statement lighting, cluster pendants, or decorative ceiling luminaires will find this asset versatile for various design stages, from initial concept visualisations to final construction documentation. It is particularly effective when used in double-height volumes or as a central feature in a contemporary open-plan living area.