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Chandeliers

Design Tips:

  • Hang a chandelier over a dining table between 36 and 40 inches to provide intimate lighting without blocking sight lines when seated.
  • Place the dining room chandelier on a dimmer switch to control the lighting. This will give options for romantic dinners and family gatherings.
  • Chandeliers make grand statements in entry halls and foyers. When hanging a chandelier in an area where people will walk underneath, allow plenty of clearance for even the tallest guest.
  • A chandelier can add a touch of romance to a bedroom. Hang a sparkling chandelier above the bed or a pair of crystal chandeliers above the nightstands.
The Chandelier is a light fixture that hangs from the ceiling. It is typically larger than pendant lighting, has multiple branches and is used to provide ambient lighting in such rooms as: dining rooms, foyers, bedrooms, living rooms and powder rooms. Chandeliers can range in size and style to fit most decorating designs and home styles.

Styles

From modern to traditional to contemporary to grand to miniature, chandeliers are found in a variety of styles, shapes and sizes. Made from gilt bronze (ormolu), chrome, brass, bronze, crystal and glass with traditional designs and craftsmanship, today's chandeliers have all the classic designs of the past combined with modern lighting technology. Chandeliers are available in a combination of colors and styles, including modern, contemporary, transitional and classic chandeliers. Many chandeliers are ornamented with glass or crystal drops as well as fabric or metal shades.

Applications

Chandeliers can be found from hotels to restaurants to homes. Elaborate and grand scale chandeliers are perfect for filling large spaces with very high ceilings. Chandeliers can also be small and perfectly proportioned for more intimate settings such as dining rooms and powder rooms. Suspended over tables or hung above high traffic areas such as foyers and halls, chandeliers provide beautiful ambient light as well as striking eye candy. Chandeliers can have as few as two lamps up to twelve or even more depending on the size of the chandelier.

Brands

Enjoy Arcadian Home's wide selection of designer chandeliers featuring manufacturers such as: Kichler Lighting, Hinkley Lighting, Sonneman Lighting, Troy Lighting, Quoizel Lighting, Savoy House, Murray Feiss, Maxim Lighting and many more. You may also want to browse our ceiling lights section for more lighting choices and ideas. You may also want to browse our ceiling lights section for more lighting choices and ideas.




The chandelier is the original ceiling lighting fixture. The earliest chandeliers were made up of wooden boards with spikes for candles. These boards were often in the form of a cross or an x. Raised and lowered by rope or chain, early chandeliers provided overhead lighting in the wealthiest of homes and churches.
Nobility, royalty and the wealthy merchant classes often had chandeliers in their homes. As tastes and designs changed, chandeliers became more elaborate and ornate in the 18th century. Wood chandeliers were replaced with bronze and iron, ormolu and brass, and often hung with lead crystal drops that reflected the light. In the 19th century oil replaced candles and later chandeliers were electrified. Many antique chandeliers were wired for electricity in the 20th century.
This Art Deco influenced glass and nickel transitional style chandelier is a perfect example of how a chandelier can add glamor to a space. The glass and silvery shine add a touch of sparkle to the dining room. The modern lines of Art Deco style work with transitional, contemporary and even more traditional furniture styles to create a beautiful design that feels current. A transitional chandelier with shades can diffuse the light, making the room glow in the evening. If there is a lot of dark furniture in the room, choose a chandelier like this one that is composed mostly of glass with sparkling metal accents. The room will feel lighter. Notice how the chandelier is hung about three feet above the table, creating an intimate feeling.

Q & A of the Day

  • Is this item made of iron and what is the approx. weight?
    Sallie Feb 26, 2013
    Hello Sallie, Item DF-815812-BWG is made out of steel and it is approximately 82lbs.
    Cynthia - Arcadian Home Feb 26, 2013

New Customer Review

River Crest Traditional Petite Chandelier

This is a gorgeous, high-quality chandelier. The scavo glass shades really add to the effect, particularly when used with a dimmer switch. It was beautifully packed, too, so it arrived here in perfect condition. This chandelier looks perfect in my 1920s English revival house.
, PasadenaMay 11, 2013

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