Toria Marble Multi Pendant Chandelier

1-Head:

• Canopy Diameter: 4.72" (12cm)
• Lampshade Diameter: 4.33" (11cm)
• Hanging Cord Length: 59.06" (150cm)

3-Head:

• Canopy Diameter: 11.81" (30cm)
• Lampshade Diameter: 4.33" (11cm)
• Hanging Cord Length: 59.06" (150cm)

6-Head:

• Canopy Diameter: 19.69" (50cm)
• Lampshade Diameter: 4.33" (11cm)
• Hanging Cord Length: 78.74" (200cm)

9-Head:

• Canopy Diameter: 19.69" (50cm)
• Lampshade Diameter: 4.33" (11cm)
• Hanging Cord Length: 98.43" (250cm)

12-Head:

• Canopy Diameter: 23.62" (60cm)
• Lampshade Diameter: 4.33" (11cm)
• Hanging Cord Length: 118.11" (300cm)

16-Head:

• Canopy Diameter: 23.62" (60cm)
• Lampshade Diameter: 4.33" (11cm)
• Hanging Cord Length: 157.48" (400cm)

20-Head:

• Canopy Diameter: 23.62" (60cm)
• Lampshade Diameter: 4.33" (11cm)
• Hanging Cord Length: 196.85" (500cm)

22-Head:

• Canopy Diameter: 27.56" (70cm)
• Lampshade Diameter: 4.33" (11cm)
• Hanging Cord Length: 236.22" (600cm)

25-Head:

• Canopy Diameter: 27.56" (70cm)
• Lampshade Diameter: 4.33" (11cm)
• Hanging Cord Length: 255.91" (650cm)

30-Head:

• Canopy Diameter: 31.50" (80cm)
• Lampshade Diameter: 4.33" (11cm)
• Hanging Cord Length: 236.22" (600cm)

Installation notes:

• Install with a licensed electrician. Confirm your ceiling box and mounting surface are rated for the fixture’s weight and multi-drop layout.
• Before final mounting, “dry fit” the cord lengths with tape marks so the cascade matches your plan.
• If your ceiling is sloped, set cord lengths so the cluster reads centered in the room volume, not just centered on the canopy.
• For dimming, use a compatible dimmer and driver setup based on your order configuration.

Cleaning and care:

• Turn power off before cleaning.
• Dust marble shades with a soft microfiber cloth.
• For fingerprints, use a slightly damp cloth, then dry immediately. Avoid acidic cleaners and abrasives on natural stone.
• Wipe metal parts gently with a clean, dry cloth to keep the finish looking fresh.

Toria is all about composition. You are not just choosing a light, you are choosing how the pendants “fall” through the vertical space. Start by planning the lowest pendant height, then build the rest of the cluster around it.

How to choose the right head count

• 1-Head: Bedside reading corner, small entry, or a minimalist accent over a side table.
• 3-Head: Small foyer, stair landing, or a compact breakfast nook where you want a simple stagger.
• 6-Head: Medium entryway, small two-story opening, or a kitchen island where you want a fuller look.
• 9-Head: Larger foyers and stairwells where the fixture needs to read from multiple angles.
• 12-Head: Strong statement for open living rooms, tall entries, and long sightlines.
• 16-Head: Two-story foyers with more volume, or stair voids where you want deeper layering.
• 20-Head and up: For big vertical spaces, wide openings, and projects where the chandelier must carry the room visually.

Hanging height rules by room (practical)

• Two-story foyer / entry: A common target is the lowest pendant sitting about 9 to 12 ft from the finished floor, adjusted for sightlines from the upper level.
• Staircase / stairwell: Keep at least 7 ft (84") clearance above every walking line and step edge. In tall voids, a longer stagger usually looks best.
• Living room (over a coffee table): Aim for the lowest pendant about 6.5 to 7.5 ft from the floor, and go higher if it is close to a walkway.
• Dining table: Keep the lowest pendant about 30 to 36" above the tabletop to reduce glare and keep conversation sightlines comfortable.
• Kitchen island: Keep the lowest pendant about 30 to 36" above the countertop. If there is seating, lean slightly higher for comfort.

Layout tips for a clean “designer” cluster

• Pick one hero drop: Choose the single lowest pendant first. Everything else steps upward from that point.
• Stagger in small steps: Avoid random lengths. Use consistent spacing so the cluster looks intentional.
• Center the canopy to the room volume: In foyers and stairwells, center to the open void, not the wall line.
• Sloped ceilings: Keep the canopy aligned to the visual center, then vary cord lengths so the pendants still hang vertically and the cluster looks level in the space.

Room Placement Ideas

• Stairwell: Center the canopy over the stair void and create a long vertical cascade that follows the height of the space.
• Two-story foyer: Use 9–16 heads for most homes, and 20+ heads for larger openings with long sightlines.
• Living room: Place over a seating zone so the cluster becomes the focal feature without interrupting traffic flow.
• Dining room / island: Choose 3–12 heads depending on surface length, then keep pendant spacing even for a cleaner line.