At $578, this is mid-to-premium for a wired chandelier, positioned as a designer piece rather than a budget swap.
A 9-light modern chandelier in anthracite that brings clean-lined elegance to dining rooms and entryways. Built for anyone who wants a substantial focal point with the flexibility to hang it exactly right.
No crowd data yet on this one—it's a premium fixture still building its story.
Modern geometry. Serious presence.
Maxim's Paloma is a 9-light chandelier built to anchor a room without dominating it.
This is a hardwired, permanent installation piece—the kind of decision you make once and live with for years, so the adjustable drop and hand-applied anthracite finish matter.
The weight and material density suggest this is built to last beyond a trend cycle. Anthracite is a dark gray-black that reads contemporary without feeling cold—it's the kind of neutral that actually coordinates rather than disappears. Hand-applied finishes typically develop subtle character over time.
The adjustable suspension means you're not guessing at proportions during install. Nine lights distribute evenly, so you get genuine ambient brightness across a dining table or living area without the fixture feeling sparse or overcrowded.
Maxim positions this as a statement piece, not a utility fixture. It's meant to be noticed. The design works across multiple room types because the proportions are restrained—modern without being precious or minimal to the point of coldness.




