A linear chandelier is read in relation to the surface beneath it. When the fixture is built from large, irregular panels of textured art glass, the decision is not only about inches—it is also about visual weight, color, sightlines, and how the glass changes from daylight to evening.
What Makes Aurevia Different?
Most linear fixtures communicate through geometry first. Aurevia adds another layer: large, irregular art-glass panels overlap around an oval metal frame, so the chandelier looks substantial without becoming visually solid. Light passes through the glass, catches the flowing internal texture, and changes the way the fixture reads from different angles.
The product is described as Murano-style art glass. Here, “Murano-style” refers to the expressive decorative language of colored, textured glass; it should not be read as a claim that the fixture is certified as made on the island of Murano. The official Vetro Artistico® Murano mark is an origin certification for qualifying artistic glass produced on Murano.[3]
The Essentials
Current product variants combine two sizes, eight glass colors, and two fixture finishes. Bulbs are not included. Socket type can be E12 or E14 depending on the destination country, and the product is offered for supported US, EU, UK, AU, and other regional electrical standards.
How to Choose the Right Size
A useful starting point for a linear dining fixture is to compare its length with the table below it. Kichler's planning guidance places linear chandeliers around one-third to one-half of table length as a common starting point, while broader dining-room guidance allows a wider range up to roughly two-thirds depending on the fixture and room.[1][2] These are design guardrails, not fixed installation rules.
| Table length | 35.4 in Aurevia | 47.2 in Aurevia | Practical read |
|---|---|---|---|
| 72 in / 6 ft | 49% | 66% | 35.4 in is balanced; 47.2 in is intentionally bold and visually full. |
| 84 in / 7 ft | 42% | 56% | Both sizes sit comfortably inside a common design range. |
| 96 in / 8 ft | 37% | 49% | 35.4 in leaves more negative space; 47.2 in approaches the classic half-table look. |
| 108 in / 9 ft | 33% | 44% | The larger version creates a stronger horizontal connection over a long table. |
How High Should It Hang?
For a dining table, about 30–36 inches from the tabletop to the lowest point of the fixture is a practical design starting range. Kichler uses roughly 30 inches as a baseline and notes that wider tables or taller ceilings can justify additional height.[1] The goal is to keep the chandelier visually connected to the table while preserving comfortable eye contact across it.
Aurevia uses adjustable chains, which gives flexibility during installation. Because the fixture is hardwired and includes many glass elements, professional installation by a licensed electrician is recommended. Ceiling support and the final drop should be confirmed before the glass is fully assembled.
Choose Color by Mood, Not Just by Swatch
The current Aurevia range includes Amber + Clear, Ocean Blue, White, Colorful, Green, Clear, Pink, and Amber. The same frame can feel dramatically different depending on which glass is used.
Gold Finish or Silver Finish?
Gold Finish reinforces warmth and pairs especially naturally with Amber, Pink, Green, and Colorful glass. Silver Finish gives the frame a cooler, more architectural reading and can sharpen the look of Ocean Blue, Clear, or White. The metal does not need to match every faucet, pull, or frame in the room; repeating the finish once or twice is usually enough to make it feel deliberate.
Dining Table or Kitchen Island?
Center Aurevia over the long axis of the table. Use the size ratio to decide how much horizontal presence you want, then set the final hanging height around seated sightlines.
Center the fixture over the island or over the functional zone you want to emphasize. Account for faucets, raised ledges, decorative objects, and people standing around the island.
A Closer Look at Aurevia
Aurevia Murano Style Linear Chandelier
Aurevia uses individually textured art-glass panels around a metal oval frame, paired with two adjustable suspension chains and a rectangular canopy. It is available in two sizes: 35.4 × 8.6 in (90 × 22 cm) / 9-Light and 47.2 × 8.6 in (120 × 22 cm) / 10-Light.
The product link supplied for this guide points to the 35.4 × 8.6 in / 9-Light / Amber + Clear / Gold Finish configuration. The same product is also available across the other current glass colors and in Silver Finish.
Electrical: E12 / E14 socket options are available depending on destination country; AC 110–240V; bulbs not included; hardwired installation.
Before You Order
Because the glass is individually textured, subtle differences in tone, surface, thickness, and edge profile can be part of the fixture's handcrafted-style visual character. That variation is most visible in saturated colors such as Ocean Blue, Green, Pink, and Amber.
Questions, Answered
What size Aurevia works over a 6-foot dining table?
The 35.4-inch size spans about 49% of a 72-inch table, giving a balanced near-half-table proportion. The 47.2-inch size spans about 66% and creates a much bolder statement.
Which Aurevia size works over an 8-foot table?
On a 96-inch table, the 35.4-inch fixture is about 37% of table length and the 47.2-inch fixture about 49%. The smaller version leaves more open space; the larger creates stronger horizontal presence.
How high should Aurevia hang above a dining table?
Use roughly 30–36 inches from tabletop to the lowest point of the chandelier as a design starting range, then adjust for ceiling height, table width, sightlines, and the room itself.
Can Aurevia be installed over a kitchen island?
Yes. Its linear oval profile is suited to long horizontal surfaces including kitchen islands. Check standing sightlines, faucet height, task zones, and final clearance before installation.
What colors are currently available?
Current variants include Amber + Clear, Ocean Blue, White, Colorful, Green, Clear, Pink, and Amber, with Gold Finish and Silver Finish options.
Are all glass panels exactly identical?
The product uses hand-textured art glass, and subtle differences in tone, texture, thickness, pattern, and edge profile can occur. Those variations contribute to the irregular layered appearance rather than a mechanically uniform look.
Does Aurevia include bulbs?
No. Bulbs are not included. E12 or E14 socket options are supplied depending on destination country, so confirm the received fixture specification before buying bulbs.
Is Aurevia authentic Murano glass?
Aurevia is described as Murano-style art glass. This guide does not present it as certified Vetro Artistico® Murano or as made on the island of Murano.
Choose the Glass First. Then Choose the Scale.
Start with the color that fits the room, compare 35.4 inches and 47.2 inches against the actual table or island, then choose the metal finish and regional electrical configuration.
Explore AureviaBrowse All LightingReferences
- Kichler — Chandelier Planning and Selecting Tips: starting guidance for chandelier proportions and hanging height.
- Kichler — Dining Room Planning and Selecting Tips: dining-room fixture sizing guidance.
- Consorzio Promovetro — Vetro Artistico® Murano Trademark: official explanation of the Murano origin mark.