Chandelier in the form of a molecule model: DNA Chandelier by next Far from what you would expect from the appearance of a chandelier, the chandelier model from the DNA luminaire series presents itself as an atypical example of its category. Instead of straight, upward-facing bulbs with shades, DNA Chandelier is equipped with a total of nine light points in the form of Globe bulbs (exclusive), which all point in different directions. This is due to the design that Hopf & Wortmann, the designers of DNA, came up with for their creation. In keeping with the name "DNA", the idea behind the design for this series of luminaires is that of a molecule or an organically growing structure. The structural model of a molecule, e.g. a DNA molecule, consists of atoms - represented here by Globe bulbs - and a connecting structure - realised here by a construct made of ABS. The connecting structure can be rotated in four places, making it easy to change the Form of this light. Design and production - made in Germany.