A modern three-light pendant chandelier with fluted blue ceramic shades, light blue spherical accents, and a gold-finished raw brass frame and suspension rod, shown against a solid white background.

Sazerac Stitches Powdercoating color chart

A small chandelier with matte, fluted cone shades in unglazed black, paired with glossy black glass balls and brass hardware. The contrast between the flat matte finish and the high-shine balls gives this monochrome fixture real texture and depth, no color needed. A strong pick for a moody dining room, a dark-painted study, or any space leaning into drama and contrast rather than a lighter, more coastal palette.

A small chandelier with matte, fluted ceramic cone shades in unglazed black, paired with glossy fudge brown powder-coated steel balls and brass hardware. The warm brown balls bring an earthy richness against the flat matte black, a grounded alternative to a brighter colorway. A strong pick for a moody dining room, a den, or a space leaning warm and traditional rather than bright or playful.

A small chandelier with matte, fluted ceramic cone shades in unglazed black, paired with glossy cream powder-coated steel balls and brass hardware. The high contrast between the cream balls and black shades gives this a versatile, neutral edge that still has real graphic presence. A good fit for a traditional dining room or entry that wants a statement fixture without committing to a bold color.

A small chandelier with glossy, glazed fluted ceramic cone shades in chicory brown, paired with glossy black powder-coated steel balls and brass hardware. The black balls bring real drama against the warm brown glaze, the moodiest and most serious pairing in this colorway lineup. A strong fit for a masculine traditional dining room, a dark-painted study, or any space that wants weight and contrast rather than a softer, brighter palette.

A small chandelier with glossy, glazed fluted ceramic cone shades in chicory brown, paired with cream powder-coated steel balls and brass hardware. The cream balls bring real contrast against the rich brown glaze, keeping the fixture warm without reading too dark or heavy. A good fit for a traditional dining room, an entry, or any space that wants a statement chandelier with an earthy, collected feel.

A small chandelier with glossy, glazed fluted ceramic cone shades in chicory brown, paired with fudge brown powder-coated steel balls and brass hardware. The glaze catches real shine across the fluting, giving this a richer, warmer feel than a matte finish. Two close tones of brown keep the fixture cohesive rather than contrasting, a strong fit for a cozy dining room, a library, or any space leaning warm and old-house rather than bright or coastal.

A small chandelier with glossy, glazed fluted ceramic cone shades in chicory brown, paired with soft hydrangea blue powder-coated steel balls and brass hardware. The cool blue balls bring a gentle contrast against the warm brown glaze, a good pairing for a traditional dining room or entry that wants color without going fully saturated in one direction.

A small chandelier with glossy, glazed fluted ceramic cone shades in chicory brown, paired with soft vista green powder-coated steel balls and brass hardware. The sage-leaning green brings an earthy, botanical note against the rich brown glaze, a strong fit for an English cottage dining room or a traditional space layered with natural tones and brass.

A small chandelier with deep, glossy cobalt fluted ceramic cone shades, paired with softer hydrangea blue powder-coated steel balls and brass hardware. The tonal shift within one blue family gives this real depth without needing contrast from another color. A bold choice for a coastal traditional entry, a Chinoiserie-leaning dining room, or any space that wants a true, confident blue instead of something pastel or muted.

A small chandelier with deep, glossy cobalt fluted ceramic cone shades, paired with navy connector balls and brass hardware. The tonal shift between the two blues gives this real depth within one color family, a bold, confident choice for a dining room or entry that wants a true, saturated blue without any contrast color.

A small chandelier with deep, glossy cobalt fluted ceramic cone shades, paired with soft vista green powder-coated steel balls and brass hardware. The sage-leaning green brings an unexpected, botanical contrast against the saturated blue, a bold pick for a dining room or entry that wants real color without a predictable pairing.

A small chandelier with deep, glossy cobalt fluted ceramic cone shades, paired with glossy black connector balls and brass hardware. The black balls add weight and drama against the saturated blue, a confident, graphic pairing for a moody dining room or a bold maximalist space.

A small chandelier with deep, glossy cobalt fluted ceramic cone shades, paired with cream connector balls and brass hardware. The soft cream balls bring high contrast and a touch of restraint against the saturated blue, a versatile pairing for a traditional dining room or entry that wants real color without going fully bold in every element.

A small chandelier with matte, fluted ceramic cone shades in unglazed cream, paired with glossy celestial blue powder-coated steel balls and brass hardware. The soft, light palette makes this a strong fit for a nursery, a coastal-leaning bedroom, or a gentle grandmillennial space that wants delicate color without heavy contrast. Shown hanging on its full brass rod, giving a sense of scale and drop length.

A small chandelier in a tonal cream palette, with matte, fluted ceramic cone shades and glossy cream connector balls on brass hardware. The finish contrast between matte and glossy does the visual work here instead of color, a quiet, elegant pick for a traditional dining room, a transitional entry, or any space that wants texture and shape without adding another color to the room.

A small chandelier with matte, fluted ceramic cone shades in unglazed cream, paired with glossy black connector balls and brass hardware. The high contrast between the chalky cream and the glossy black gives this a graphic, sophisticated edge, a strong pick for a transitional dining room, a moody entry, or any space that wants real contrast without going fully dark.

A small chandelier with matte, fluted ceramic cone shades in unglazed cream, paired with soft blush pink connector balls and brass hardware. The chalky neutral shades let the blush balls bring a gentle pop of color, a good fit for a nursery, a romantic bedroom, or a grandmillennial-leaning space that wants delicate pink without reading overly sweet.

A small chandelier with matte, fluted ceramic cone shades in unglazed cream, paired with deep olive green connector balls and brass hardware. The soft, chalky neutral shades let the earthy green balls do the color work, a good fit for an English cottage dining room, a traditional library, or any space that wants natural, grounded color without going fully saturated.

A small chandelier with glossy, glazed fluted ceramic cone shades in jade green, paired with deeper olive green connector balls and brass hardware. Two distinct greens, one bright and one earthy, give this real botanical depth rather than a single flat tone, a strong fit for a conservatory, an English cottage dining room, or any traditional space leaning into natural color.

A small chandelier with glossy, glazed fluted ceramic cone shades in jade green, paired with soft blush pink connector balls and brass hardware. The pink and green pairing reads garden-party pretty without being childish, a strong fit for a nursery, a grandmillennial dining room, or any space layered with florals that wants its lighting to match.

A small chandelier with glossy, glazed fluted ceramic cone shades in jade green, paired with soft celestial blue connector balls and brass hardware. The cool sky blue brings an unexpected, fresh contrast against the saturated green, a lively pairing for a garden room, a coastal-leaning dining space, or anywhere that wants real color with a bit of surprise.

A small chandelier with glossy, glazed fluted ceramic cone shades in jade green, paired with cream connector balls and brass hardware. The soft cream balls bring contrast and a bit of restraint against the saturated green, a versatile pairing for a traditional dining room, a conservatory-style space, or anywhere that wants real color without going bold in every element.

A small chandelier with glossy, glazed fluted ceramic cone shades in jade green, paired with vista green connector balls and brass hardware. Two close tones of green keep this fixture cohesive and botanical rather than contrasting, a strong pick for an English cottage dining room, a conservatory-style space, or anywhere leaning into natural, garden-inspired color.

A small chandelier with deep, glossy jasper red fluted ceramic cone shades, paired with blush pink connector balls and brass hardware. The soft pink balls bring a gentler, more romantic contrast against the saturated red, a good pairing for a feminine traditional dining room or a grandmillennial-leaning space that wants bold color with a softer edge.

A small chandelier with deep, glossy jasper red fluted ceramic cone shades, paired with cream connector balls and brass hardware. The soft cream balls bring high contrast and a bit of restraint against the saturated red, a confident pairing for a traditional dining room or entry that wants real color without going bold in every single element.

A small chandelier with deep, glossy jasper red fluted ceramic cone shades, paired with soft hydrangea blue connector balls and brass hardware. The cool blue balls bring an unexpected, almost Americana-adjacent contrast against the saturated red, a bold pairing for a dining room or entry that wants real color with a bit of surprise.

A small chandelier with deep, glossy jasper red fluted ceramic cone shades, paired with olive green connector balls and brass hardware. The rich red and earthy green read almost holiday-adjacent without being literal, a confident pairing for a dining room, library, or study that wants real color depth and a bit of traditional formality.

A bottom-up look at the Marcella Small Chandelier in pastel pink and black cherry, with all three glossy fluted shades fanned out symmetrically around the brass center and burgundy connector balls. This angle shows the full silhouette clearly, a romantic, grandmillennial-leaning pick for a bedroom or nursery that wants softness with some real color depth.

A small chandelier with glossy, glazed fluted ceramic cone shades in pastel pink, paired with blush pink connector balls and brass hardware. The two close tones of pink keep this fixture soft and cohesive rather than contrasting, a sweet but grown-up option for a nursery, a romantic bedroom, or a grandmillennial-leaning space that wants pink without any bold competing color.

A pink chandelier that proves color can be sophisticated, not just sweet. The Marcella Small Chandelier pairs three fluted, scalloped ceramic shades in pastel pink with a cluster of cream glass globe bulbs and brass hardware for a grandmillennial look that reads collected, not cutesy. A great pick for a powder room, nursery, or any space that could use a little romance and color.

A pink and blue chandelier that leans sweet without tipping into saccharine. The Marcella Small Chandelier pairs three fluted, scalloped ceramic shades in pastel pink with a cluster of celestial blue glass globe bulbs and brass hardware, a grandmillennial combination that reads playful and collected rather than matchy. A fresh pick for a girls’ bedroom, nursery, or colorful bathroom.

A pink and green chandelier that feels more garden party than nursery. The Marcella Small Chandelier pairs three fluted, scalloped ceramic shades in pastel pink with a cluster of vista green glass globe bulbs and brass hardware, an unexpected color combination that reads collected and a little botanical rather than saccharine. A fun pick for a breakfast nook, powder room, or colorful bedroom.

A soft blue chandelier with the quiet confidence of an old-house hallway. The Marcella Small Chandelier pairs three fluted, scalloped ceramic shades in a dusty matte blue with a cluster of white glass globe bulbs and brass hardware, a classic coastal traditional combination that feels collected rather than themed. A natural fit for a nursery, bathroom, or breakfast nook that wants color without going bold.

A blue and green chandelier with a coastal, jewel-toned edge. The Marcella Small Chandelier pairs three fluted, scalloped ceramic shades in dusty matte blue with a cluster of mermaid green glass globe bulbs and brass hardware, a color combination that reads collected and a little watery rather than expected. A great fit for a bathroom, breakfast nook, or any room that wants color without leaning too sweet.

A blue and pink chandelier with a grandmillennial, Southern-feminine streak. The Marcella Small Chandelier pairs three fluted, scalloped ceramic shades in dusty matte blue with a cluster of blush pink glass globe bulbs and brass hardware, a soft but not saccharine combination. A lovely fit for a nursery, girls’ bedroom, or powder room that wants color with a gentle hand.

A monochromatic blue chandelier for the Southern traditional and coastal crowd. The Marcella Small Chandelier pairs three fluted, scalloped ceramic shades in dusty matte blue with a cluster of celestial blue glass globe bulbs and brass hardware, a tonal combination that feels calm, classic, and a little Chinoiserie. A strong pick for a nursery, bathroom, or bedroom that wants color without a lot of contrast.

A blue and green chandelier with an easy, garden-fresh feel. The Marcella Small Chandelier pairs three fluted, scalloped ceramic shades in dusty matte blue with a cluster of vista green glass globe bulbs and brass hardware, a soft but unexpected color combination. A good fit for a breakfast nook, bathroom, or bedroom that wants a touch of coastal traditional color.

A bottom-up view of the Marcella Small Chandelier, showing all of its fluted, scalloped cone shades fanned out symmetrically in deep periwinkle blue around the brass center and the lighter hydrangea blue glass balls. This angle gives the clearest sense of the fixture’s full silhouette once installed, a soft, collected look for a nursery, breakfast nook, or coastal-leaning powder room.

A blue and olive chandelier with a traditional, slightly masculine edge. The Marcella Small Chandelier pairs three fluted, scalloped ceramic shades in glossy sky blue with a cluster of olive green glass globe bulbs and brass hardware, an earthy color combination that feels more Ralph Lauren than pastel. A strong pick for a study, breakfast nook, or any room that wants color with some gravity.

A blue and turquoise chandelier built for a coastal-leaning, color-loving house. The Marcella Small Chandelier is built from three fluted, scalloped ceramic shades in glossy sky blue, each attached at a round brass collar and flaring outward into a wavy, bell-shaped hem, arranged around a central cluster of poolside turquoise glass globe bulbs on a brass stem. The combination feels fresh and a little tropical rather than classic coastal. A great pick for a bathroom, breakfast nook, or sunroom that wants a t

A blue and brown chandelier with a rich, moody edge that skips the expected pastel palette. The Marcella Small Chandelier is built from three fluted, scalloped ceramic shades in glossy sky blue, each attached at a round brass collar and flaring into a wavy, bell-shaped hem, arranged around a central cluster of chocolate brown glass globe bulbs on a brass stem. A grounded color pairing that works in a study, dining room, or any space that wants color with some depth.

A blue and cream chandelier that keeps color classic rather than loud. The Marcella Small Chandelier is built from three fluted, scalloped ceramic shades in glossy sky blue, each attached at a round brass collar and flaring into a wavy, bell-shaped hem, arranged around a central cluster of cream glass globe bulbs on a brass stem. An easy, versatile pick for a nursery, bathroom, or breakfast nook that wants color without much risk.

A fuller view of the Marcella Small Chandelier in pastel pink and black cherry, hanging on its full brass rod to show scale and drop length. The glossy pink shades and rich burgundy balls pair together for a romantic, feminine look with real presence, good for picturing placement over a nursery dresser or a bedroom reading nook.

A small chandelier with fluted, scalloped-edge cone shades in a deep periwinkle blue, connected by smooth glass balls in a softer sky blue, all on slim brass hardware. The two-tone blue palette and delicate fluted shape make this a strong pick for a nursery, a breakfast nook, or a powder room that wants something more collected than a standard glass pendant. Shown here at an angle with one bulb lit, giving a sense of how the shades splay outward from the central brass fitting.

A close-up look at the Marcella Small Chandelier in unglazed cream and celestial blue, showing the matte finish of the fluted ceramic shades against the glossy blue connector balls and brass trim rings. The soft, light palette makes this a strong fit for a nursery, a coastal-leaning bedroom, or a gentle grandmillennial space that wants delicate color without heavy contrast.

A small chandelier with glossy, glazed fluted ceramic cone shades in pastel pink, paired with rich black cherry powder-coated steel balls and brass hardware. The deep burgundy balls give this pink colorway real depth, keeping it feminine without reading overly sweet. A strong pick for a romantic bedroom, a grandmillennial nursery, or any space that wants a soft pink with a bit of grown-up weight behind it.

A close crop on two of the Marcella Small Chandelier’s fluted cone shades, one lit from inside to show off the scalloped, almost flower-like edge. The deep periwinkle blue shade color pairs with a lighter hydrangea blue glass ball just visible behind it. A good reference shot for seeing the exact texture and shape of the shade before deciding on this fixture for a nursery or breakfast nook.

A wider close-up of the Marcella Small Chandelier in unglazed cream and celestial blue, showing three of the matte fluted ceramic shades meeting at the brass center fitting with the glossy blue connector balls on full display. The soft, light palette makes this a strong fit for a nursery, a coastal-leaning bedroom, or a gentle grandmillennial space that wants delicate color without heavy contrast.

A close-up look at the Marcella Small Chandelier’s construction, the smooth hydrangea blue glass balls, brass trim rings, and the fluted top edge of each sky blue cone shade all visible up close. The hand-finished detail here is what separates this from a mass-produced pendant, good for anyone who wants to see the quality of the hardware and glasswork before choosing it for a nursery or powder room.

A straight-on look at the Marcella Small Chandelier in sky blue and hydrangea blue, its fluted cone shades fanned outward from a central brass fitting on a slim brass rod. This angle shows the full hang length and the relationship between the two blue tones clearly, useful for picturing scale and proportion before placing it over a breakfast nook table or in a nursery.

Small Marcella Chandelier

$1,050.00

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The Small Marcella Chandelier is a playful, sculptural ceramic light fixture that pairs vintage-inspired craftsmanship with an extraordinary range of color possibilities. Three ribbed ceramic shades extend outward at gentle angles from a compact central cluster of colorful powder-coated metal spheres, accented with solid brass hardware. Designed by Sazerac Stitches, the ceramic shades are handmade exclusively for our studio in the USA, and each fixture is assembled to order in our New Orleans workshop.

Part of our Marcella collection, this chandelier draws inspiration from art deco ribbing, vintage glass lighting, and the beautiful glazes and textures found in traditional ceramics and chinoiserie interiors. The softly scalloped shades lend a sense of nostalgia, while the spherical details and unexpected color combinations bring the design firmly into the present.

Petite in scale but full of character, the Marcella is an ideal choice for spaces that call for something distinctive without the visual weight of a large chandelier. Hang it in a breakfast nook, above a small dining table, in a bedroom, entryway, or anywhere a little sculptural color can make a big impression. Equally at home in eclectic, maximalist, traditional, and contemporary interiors, Marcella can be as understated or as exuberant as you like.

Finish & Customization Options

Shade Finishes: The shades are available in nine ceramic finishes:

Glazed (Glossy):
- Cobalt Blue Glazed
- Jade Green Glazed
- Pastel Pink Glazed
- Sky Blue Glazed
- Chicory Brown Glazed
- Jasper Red Glazed
Unglazed (Matte):
- Black
- Soft Blue
- Cream

Only the unglazed porcelain version allows light to pass through the shade body; all others cast a focused, downward glow—ideal for vanity lighting, hallway uplights, bedside sconces, or picture lighting.

Ball Finishes:

The ball portion can be made in any of our 30 powdercoated colors. We have selected some shade/ball color combinations that can be found in the drop down menu.

Customization:

If you don't see a color combination you'd like, we can customize the fixture. Send us a message!

Measurements & Information

15" diameter x 10.125" H without downrod
Ceramic Shade: 5.875" D x 6.25" H
Total Hanging Length Options:
- 4" downrod has a total hanging length of 14"
- 12" downrod has a total hanging length of 22"
- 24" downrod has a total hanging length of 34"
Canopy is 5" diameter x 1" D
Size options below are the downrod lengths that are added to the chandelier
Each shade is handmade, glazed, and fired in the US. Due to its handmade nature, there is a slight variation in glaze to each piece
The light comes with all mounting hardware. It can be mounted into a preexisting junction box.
Max wattage per bulb is 60W. Bulbs are not included.

Lead Time:

Each fixture is built to order and exclusive to Sazerac Stitches.
Estimated lead time: 2-6 weeks
Can it be rushed? If you're under a deadline, contact us!

Potential Customization Options

The site menu shows our favorite pairings, and if you want a custom shade-and-bead combination, contact us and we'll build it.
Optional powder-coating of the brass hardware is available for an additional fee.
Please note: Custom glaze colors may be available by special request. Custom glazes require a minimum 16-week lead time and cannot be rushed.

Small Marcella Chandelier

$1,050.00

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