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Look closely and each “star” is a faceted crystal disc on a chrome spindle, with the LED hidden in the stem — the cut glass breaks the light into a soft sparkle instead of a bare point. From across the room you just see stars. People usually run this down a stairwell or a two-story entry; the 18-light version was built for exactly that.
| Material | Metal, Crystal |
|---|---|
| Light source | Integrated LED |
| Kelvin range | Warm Light (3000K) |
| Voltage | AC 110–240V |
| Environment | Indoor |
| Body Finish | Chrome |
| Shade Finish | Clear |
| Wiring | Hardwired |
| Certification | North America · Saudi Arabia · Europe · Australia |
Email service@yyjlxlighting.com with your ceiling height and roughly what you have in mind.
Ceiling height plus a photo of the space is enough.
We come back with a star count and cable lengths that fit your stairwell.
Cables cut to length, wired, and shipped ready to hang.
For a 2-story foyer, the 18-light version (Ø 15.7″ × H 59.1″) is designed so the lowest star sits about 7 ft above the floor. Over a staircase, the strands cascade at different heights following the stair line. For single corners or bedside use, choose the 2- or 3-light versions.
Yes. Starfall is made to order — we can build any light count and cut every cable to your specified length at no extra charge. Send your ceiling height and a photo of the space, and our team proposes a free drop plan.
Keep the lowest star at least 7 ft (213 cm) above the finished floor in walking areas. Along a staircase you can drop lower to follow the stairs, as long as every star clears the handrail line by about 3 ft.
No. Every star has its own built-in warm LED — there are no bulbs to replace, so you never have to get a ladder onto the staircase.
Each star is a faceted crystal disc on a chrome spindle, with the LED hidden in the stem. The cut glass breaks the light into a soft sparkle instead of a bare point.