Ronda Stairwell Cascade
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and placement arranged by your concierge.
ZAVORETH Lighting — small-series glass and brass
Great rooms deserve a centre of gravity; the Ronda provides one — numbered, small-series, installed by professionals and dimmed to candlelight physics.
We design lighting from the glow outward: sources chosen for warmth and rendering, diffusers blown or spun to soften them, and mechanics engineered to be rewired in thirty years without drama. Every piece is CE-certified and dimmable unless stated otherwise.
Design & Making
- Brass machined and hand-brushed, ageing to a quiet patina
- Composed to read as sculpture unlit and as atmosphere lit
- Glass blown into wooden moulds by European glassblowers
- Professional installation included on fixtures over 15 kg
- Dimmable as standard, with warm sources included in the box
- Counterweighted or rigid-stem mounting to suit your ceiling
Details
| Composition | Cascade, twelve drops |
| Best over | Stairwells |
| Materials | Blown glass, brushed brass |
| Light | Dimmable, warm sources included |
| Weight | ≈ 39.0 kg kg |
| Installation | Professional, included over 15 kg |
| Made in | European Union — small series |
Care & Installation
Installation by a qualified electrician is recommended and can be arranged by your concierge in most EU regions. Dust metalwork with a dry cloth; glass prefers a breath and a microfibre. Replacement diffusers, cables and finials remain available from our workshop for decades.
Questions, Answered
What warranty applies?
Five years on electrical components, ten on metalwork and glass — with rewiring service available for the fixture's whole life.
Is it certified?
Every fixture is CE-certified and tested before dispatch; certificates ship with the piece for your electrician's records.
The ZAVORETH Promise
Every ZAVORETH piece is covered by our house warranty, delivered white-glove across the European Union, and placed, levelled and finished in the room by our own crews. A dedicated concierge remains at your service long after delivery — because a home is never quite finished.