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  • 4 stars: 11 (20%)
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Sierra McKinley

Choosing the right tier configuration mattered above the main table in our open-plan home. The four-tier version has enough presence for the vertical space, yet the separate discs keep it airy. The proportions work beautifully with the area below. The soft glow works well for dining, though we added brighter counter lighting for kitchen tasks.

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Cody Temple

I wanted a statement light that would not feel like a heavy chandelier. Its soft ambient illumination gives the area atmosphere while preserving a clean contemporary look. The whole space feels lighter and more intentional.

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Natalie Carmichael
Modern and unexpectedly soft

After living with it over a small cocktail bar, the sense of weightlessness is still the best part. The contrast between translucent white circles and fine black lines works beautifully with our neutral furniture. It adds drama without relying on sparkle or ornament.

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Cameron Westbrook

What surprised me most is how different it looks from each side. We chose the three-tier arrangement, and its height fills the space without looking visually heavy. Guests notice the floating effect immediately.

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Mallory Ridley

The fixture immediately gave the vertical space a clear focal point. The layered vertical composition changes as you move around it, which makes the fixture feel genuinely sculptural. It has become the architectural focus of the room.

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Grant Pemberton

We installed this inside the stairwell of our new build. Each disc catches the light softly, creating depth without the glare of exposed bulbs. The proportions work beautifully with the area below. We originally considered four tiers, but three fit our stair height more naturally.

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Kayla Sterling
Excellent for vertical spaces

The acrylic and black framework look even cleaner in person. The white acrylic discs look as though they are floating, and the slim black structure nearly disappears from across the room. The whole space feels lighter and more intentional.

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Ian Pembroke

Choosing the right tier configuration mattered in a narrow but tall entrance. The white surfaces glow gently after dark and remain a crisp graphic element in daylight. It adds drama without relying on sparkle or ornament.

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Jocelyn Farrow

I wanted a statement light that would not feel like a heavy chandelier. Its slender suspension and lightweight-looking materials keep the ceiling from feeling crowded. Guests notice the floating effect immediately.

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Shane McConnell

After living with it over a long dining table beneath beams, the sense of weightlessness is still the best part. The two-tier configuration feels intimate and balanced in the smaller setting. It has become the architectural focus of the room.

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Erica Hartley
Layered light without glare

What surprised me most is how different it looks from each side. The fixture reads differently from the kitchen, sofa, and hallway, so there is no single flat front view. The proportions work beautifully with the area below. The fixture looks intentionally asymmetrical from some viewpoints, which may not suit someone wanting perfect visual symmetry.

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Logan Winstead

The fixture immediately gave the vertical space a clear focal point. From below, the offset discs form an interesting pattern and diffuse the light comfortably across the table. The whole space feels lighter and more intentional.

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Danielle McArthur

We installed this in our minimalist foyer. The four-tier version has enough presence for the vertical space, yet the separate discs keep it airy. It adds drama without relying on sparkle or ornament.

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Austin Wentworth

The acrylic and black framework look even cleaner in person. Its soft ambient illumination gives the area atmosphere while preserving a clean contemporary look. Guests notice the floating effect immediately.

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Marissa Chadwick
A true architectural focal point

Choosing the right tier configuration mattered above a dark wood dining table. The contrast between translucent white circles and fine black lines works beautifully with our neutral furniture. It has become the architectural focus of the room.

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Jordan Ellison

I wanted a statement light that would not feel like a heavy chandelier. We chose the three-tier arrangement, and its height fills the space without looking visually heavy. The proportions work beautifully with the area below. Dust shows on the white discs over time, and cleaning them individually takes a little patience.

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Hannah Wakefield

After living with it in the two-story family room, the sense of weightlessness is still the best part. The layered vertical composition changes as you move around it, which makes the fixture feel genuinely sculptural. The whole space feels lighter and more intentional.

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Parker Bancroft

What surprised me most is how different it looks from each side. Each disc catches the light softly, creating depth without the glare of exposed bulbs. It adds drama without relying on sparkle or ornament.

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Valerie Kearney
Beautiful over the table

The fixture immediately gave the vertical space a clear focal point. The white acrylic discs look as though they are floating, and the slim black structure nearly disappears from across the room. Guests notice the floating effect immediately.

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Bryce Rawlings

We installed this inside the entry of our vacation home. The white surfaces glow gently after dark and remain a crisp graphic element in daylight. It has become the architectural focus of the room.

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Tessa McDowell

The acrylic and black framework look even cleaner in person. Its slender suspension and lightweight-looking materials keep the ceiling from feeling crowded. The proportions work beautifully with the area below. It provides comfortable ambient light but is not intended to be the only task lighting in the room.

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Caleb Townsend

Choosing the right tier configuration mattered above the dining table near large windows. The two-tier configuration feels intimate and balanced in the smaller setting. The whole space feels lighter and more intentional.

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Megan Hilliard
Airy but dramatic

I wanted a statement light that would not feel like a heavy chandelier. The fixture reads differently from the kitchen, sofa, and hallway, so there is no single flat front view. It adds drama without relying on sparkle or ornament.

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Connor Radford

After living with it in an open stair hall, the sense of weightlessness is still the best part. From below, the offset discs form an interesting pattern and diffuse the light comfortably across the table. Guests notice the floating effect immediately.

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Felicia Langston

What surprised me most is how different it looks from each side. The four-tier version has enough presence for the vertical space, yet the separate discs keep it airy. It has become the architectural focus of the room.

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Derek Forsyth

The fixture immediately gave the vertical space a clear focal point. Its soft ambient illumination gives the area atmosphere while preserving a clean contemporary look. The proportions work beautifully with the area below. The larger configuration has a strong presence, so measuring the height and viewing distance first is important.

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Autumn Sheridan
Clean black-and-white contrast

We installed this over a curved dining banquette. The contrast between translucent white circles and fine black lines works beautifully with our neutral furniture. The whole space feels lighter and more intentional.

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Marcus Albright

The acrylic and black framework look even cleaner in person. We chose the three-tier arrangement, and its height fills the space without looking visually heavy. It adds drama without relying on sparkle or ornament.

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Lydia Crowley

Choosing the right tier configuration mattered above a long stone island. The layered vertical composition changes as you move around it, which makes the fixture feel genuinely sculptural. Guests notice the floating effect immediately.

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Nolan Redford

I wanted a statement light that would not feel like a heavy chandelier. Each disc catches the light softly, creating depth without the glare of exposed bulbs. It has become the architectural focus of the room.

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Brianna Tillman
Right scale for the space

After living with it over a black dining table, the sense of weightlessness is still the best part. The white acrylic discs look as though they are floating, and the slim black structure nearly disappears from across the room. The proportions work beautifully with the area below. The black structure is more visible in daylight than at night, though I like the graphic contrast.

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Wesley McAdams

What surprised me most is how different it looks from each side. The white surfaces glow gently after dark and remain a crisp graphic element in daylight. The whole space feels lighter and more intentional.

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