Lir vs Corrib Chandelier: Which to Choose

Quick answer

Choose the Lir Opal Glass Chandelier for a dramatic, multi-drop look in a grand stairwell or high ceiling; pick the Corrib Arch Stemmed Chandelier for a sleek, space-efficient centrepiece in a dining or sitting room.

Trade-offs at a glance

• Lir: dramatic, adjustable, space-hungry: The Lir chandelier’s four separate globes and variable drop make it a showstopper in tall rooms, but the wide spread means it needs ample ceiling area to look balanced. Measure your ceiling width and drop clearance before ordering.
• Corrib: compact, integrated, fixed drop: The Corrib’s curved arms keep the light footprint smaller, so it suits medium to large rooms without dominating. However, the fixed drop limits its use in very high or low ceilings. Check that your ceiling height matches the standard drop; if not, consider the Lir instead.
• Finish choices: same palette, different impact: Both chandeliers come in the same four metal finishes, so the decision comes down to shape and adjustability rather than colour. Choose the finish after you’ve settled on the silhouette.

Product facts

• "Lir" Opal Glass Chandelier: Like the “Children of Lir” turned into swans of Irish legend, these four gorgeous globes cast an enchanting light into any room. The “Lir” Opal Glass Chandelier is available in raw brass, satin sealed brass, nickel or black and in variable lengths to suit the clearance of your space. If you have a grand stairwell or a tall ceiling, the adjustable drop lets you position the globes exactly where you need them.

  

• "Corrib" Arch Stemmed Chandelier: This modern art deco ceiling light features our popular opal shades, accompanied by complimenting curved arms. You can expect some beautifully soft but functional lighting for medium to large rooms. The Corrib’s compact, curved design delivers a strong visual impact without taking up too much visual space, making it a natural fit for dining and sitting rooms.

  

Which chandelier fits you?

Best for

• A grand stairwell or high-ceilinged entryway where you want a dramatic, multi-drop statement
• Anyone who needs an adjustable drop length to customise the light's position

Not for

• Standard-height rooms where a compact, unified centrepiece is preferred
• Spaces where you cannot accommodate the wide spread of four separate globes