Striking and sculptural, these Westal chandeliers features a dramatic cluster design composed of smoked glass globes mounted on a warm polished brass frame. The multi-tiered structure creates a dynamic silhouette, while the evenly spaced globes offer a perfect balance of symmetry and volume.
Each chandelier holds twelve hand-blown glass spheres with subtle bubble detailing, giving the light a soft, atmospheric glow when illuminated. The brass structure has clean geometric lines, capturing the refined yet bold aesthetic associated with Swedish and Scandinavian mid-century lighting.
Holger Johansson (1926–2015) was a Swedish lighting designer and founder of Habo Elarmaturer, later known as Westal. Active from the 1950s–1970s, he became known for sculptural brass chandeliers with glass globes. His work blends functional Scandinavian design with dramatic architectural forms and remains highly collectible today.
Westal is a Swedish lighting company founded in 1947 by designer Holger Johansson (originally Habo Elarmaturer). Known for high-quality brass and glass fixtures, Westal combines Scandinavian craftsmanship with functional design. The company evolves with modern manufacturing while maintaining its heritage of durable, architecturally clean lighting suitable for residential and commercial interiors.