Four candle lights inside a geometric cage of auburn-stained wood and natural iron give this Marimount a rustic, farmhouse-nautical character.At 18...
View full detailsSix metal shades in Aged Iron ring this low, wide chandelier designed by Ellen DeGeneres. Its round, single-tier shape gives it a modern, mid-centu...
View full detailsA flat black cage surrounds a clear acrylic cube with satin brass accents on the Aaron chandelier, a geometric, transitional design with four expos...
View full detailsCloud glass globes in aged brass give the Solei chandelier a soft, mid-century modern look. The cloudy glass and warm finish feel relaxed yet refin...
View full detailsFive downturned shades of white faux alabaster glass circle this traditional chandelier, available in burnished bronze for warmth or matte nickel f...
View full detailsTen candle lights on two tiers give this modern chandelier a tall, layered silhouette in Aged Brass or Matte Black. It feels contemporary but still...
View full detailsThree round drums of hand-woven rattan in rustic walnut or charred gray hang in a row from a long bar, giving this Weavington linear chandelier a r...
View full detailsThis medium Rhode fits six etched glass cylinders into a tighter ring, a clean, modern piece from Drew & Jonathan Scott. Finish options are Bru...
View full detailsSix clear glass globes cluster inside a geometric frame of hand-worked iron, finished in texture black for a strong industrial silhouette. The open...
View full detailsFour opal glass shades ride along a slender anodized black frame in this linear chandelier designed by Xander Noori. It is modern with a mid-centur...
View full detailsTwo tiers and nine lights give this chandelier more volume and presence than the five-light version, while the textured sand coal finish and white ...
View full detailsA lower, broader Ridgedale, this chandelier spreads five satin opal white glass shades on black arms for a relaxed, transitional silhouette. The ha...
View full detailsDesigned by Kevin Kraemer, this chandelier layers white diffusers in a geometric arrangement on black and brushed brass. It is a sculptural, contem...
View full detailsA single ring carries twelve candle lights on this Darlana chandelier, a traditional, gracefully simple form by Chapman & Myers. Antique-burnis...
View full detailsSix exposed bulbs on long, angled arms give the Axis a bold, sculptural starburst shape rooted in mid-century design. Sean Lavin designed it, and m...
View full detailsThree etched linen glass shades with a clear edge make this compact chandelier a crisp, modern accent. It comes in brushed nickel or antique bronze...
View full detailsLayered brushed nickel forms stack in tiers on this multi-tier LED chandelier, with etched diffusers adding a soft finish. It reads as contemporary...
View full detailsThe smallest Rhett chandelier puts three glass cylinders on a slim stem, making a mini-chandelier that fits tight spaces. Clear glass on the outsid...
View full detailsA round textured black cage surrounds five candle-style lights on Olympus, giving it the look of a simplified farmhouse lantern with a transitional...
View full detailsTwo tiers of soft white glass shades give this nine-light chandelier a fuller, more formal presence. The aged brass or matte black frame keeps it t...
View full detailsFour candle-style lights sit inside an open cage frame on this chandelier, a traditional form with a clean transitional outline. Choose black for c...
View full detailsEight shaded lights on a broad black and brushed brass ring make this chandelier a strong, classic centerpiece. The warm brass and soft shades keep...
View full detailsClean, transitional lines and satin etched glass give this hall and foyer chandelier a tailored look that fits both modern and traditional homes. B...
View full detailsThree exposed candle-style bulbs on a slim frame make this the most compact Fullton chandelier, a light modern take on a classic candle cluster. It...
View full detailsAbout the Collection
Illuminate your space with unparalleled elegance and style from our Designer Chandeliers collection. This exquisite home lighting selection showcases the finest in chandelier design, offering a diverse range of options from the graceful simplicity of single-tier chandeliers to the opulent grandeur of multi-tier pieces. Explore sleek linear chandeliers for contemporary spaces, charming mini chandeliers perfect for smaller rooms or intimate areas, and bold sputnik or starburst chandeliers that make a dramatic statement. Each chandelier in our collection is a masterpiece of design and craftsmanship, ideal for transforming any room into a showcase of sophistication.
Our Designer Chandeliers collection spans a broad spectrum of styles to ensure a perfect match for any interior design theme. Single and two-tier chandeliers provide classic elegance, while multi-tier chandeliers offer a lavish focal point for large spaces. Linear chandeliers bring modernity and clean lines to dining areas and kitchens, mini chandeliers add a touch of glamour to nooks and bathrooms, and sputnik or starburst chandeliers infuse rooms with mid-century modern flair or contemporary dynamism. Available in a range of finishes including gold leaf, polished nickel, matte black, and more, these chandeliers are crafted to elevate your decor with their breathtaking beauty.
Interior designers often utilize chandeliers from our Designer Collection to create layered lighting schemes that enhance both the functionality and aesthetics of a space. For a balanced look, they recommend combining chandeliers with recessed lighting, wall sconces, or table lamps. In open-concept living areas, a statement chandelier can define the dining space while complementing the overall design. Adjustable-height chandeliers are favored for their versatility, allowing customization to suit varying ceiling heights and room sizes. For a contemporary twist, designers suggest experimenting with unconventional placements, such as hanging a small chandelier in a walk-in closet or a linear chandelier in a home office.
Common Questions
To determine the appropriate size chandelier for your room, a simple calculation can be used: add the dimensions of the room together in feet, then convert that sum to inches. This number should represent the ideal diameter of your chandelier in inches. For example, if your room measures 12 feet by 14 feet, adding these together gives you 26 feet; converting this to inches suggests that your chandelier should be approximately 26 inches in diameter. Additionally, for the chandelier's height, a general rule is to allow 2.5 to 3 inches of chandelier height for each foot of ceiling height. So, a room with 10-foot ceilings would call for a chandelier that is 25 to 30 inches tall. Remember, these guidelines aim to achieve a balance between the chandelier's presence and the room's scale, ensuring the fixture is neither overpowering nor underwhelming.
A chandelier should hang approximately 30 to 34 inches above the surface of a dining table if the ceiling height is standard (8 feet). This height ensures the chandelier illuminates the table effectively without obstructing views across the table or overwhelming the space with glare. If your ceiling is higher than 8 feet, add 3 inches to the hanging height for every additional foot of ceiling height. This adjustment keeps the chandelier's light focused on the table while maintaining a proportional balance within the room, ensuring a harmonious and functional dining experience. This guideline helps create an intimate atmosphere where the chandelier becomes a central feature of the dining area, enhancing both the aesthetics and the practicality of the lighting.
Yes, a chandelier can indeed be too big for a table, overwhelming the space and disrupting the balance of the room's aesthetics. A disproportionately large chandelier can dominate the visual landscape, making the dining area feel cramped and unbalanced. It can also lead to practical issues, such as excessive glare and an uneven distribution of light, making it uncomfortable for those seated around the table. To avoid this, the chandelier's width should ideally be about 12 inches narrower than the width of the table on each side. This guideline ensures that the chandelier complements the table and the room's scale, enhancing the dining experience without overpowering the space. Selecting a chandelier that harmonizes with the size of the table and the proportions of the room is key to achieving a cohesive and inviting dining atmosphere.
