Twelve bare bulbs on slim radiating arms give this Soho chandelier a lively, mid-century starburst shape. Choose satin brass, black chrome, brushed...
View full detailsA faux alabaster drum sits inside a Nouveau Gold cage on this chandelier, pairing the soft look of stone with crisp Art Deco lines. It is a Robin B...
View full detailsFour candle lights sit inside a slim steel cage on this mini chandelier, in aged brass or polished nickel. The open, square frame has a mid-century...
View full detailsSeven opal matte glass shades on a geometric steel frame give this chandelier a bold, modern silhouette. Choose aged brass with white for a warm, a...
View full detailsLower and more compact than its sibling, this Ridgedale convertible fixture holds three satin opal white glass shades on black steel arms. The tran...
View full detailsDesigned by Breegan Jane, this chandelier pairs eight candle lights with natural alabaster stone accents on a Distressed Gold frame. The stone adds...
View full detailsNine integrated LEDs shine through crystaline glass on the round Radiant chandelier, finished in black and gold leaf. It is glamorous without cryst...
View full detailsThe larger Dieter widens the slim geometric frame to 32 inches and adds three more LED lights, giving a sizable room a crisp line of light overhead...
View full detailsTwo levels of arms and six opal glass globes give this Rigsby chandelier a sculptural, starburst outline with mid-century roots. Finish choices are...
View full detailsLow and wide, this contemporary chandelier spreads five white etched acrylic shades across a coal black frame, so it reads as a graphic halo rather...
View full detailsThree clear glass shades on a simple frame give this chandelier by Thom Filicia an easy, farmhouse-transitional look. It comes in aged iron or burn...
View full detailsFour round glass shades on a slim frame give the large Khan a clean, modern silhouette. Designed by Sean Lavin, it comes in Burnished Brass or Aged...
View full detailsHand-woven rattan columns around each candle give the Laurelin a natural, organic texture that fits farmhouse and transitional rooms. Choose bronze...
View full detailsA compact sphere of clear crystal rods surrounds six lights in this Utopia chandelier, a smaller starburst with plenty of sparkle. Choose polished ...
View full detailsFive candle arms with a carved look curve out from the center of this chandelier, finished in weathered pine and bronze with antique white candle c...
View full detailsFour candle arms and clear hand-cut crystal jewels on a hand-painted, distressed antique gold frame give this mini chandelier the look of a treasur...
View full detailsSix candle lights rise within a tall, open cage on this Bolden foyer chandelier, giving an entry a clean, lantern-inspired focal point. Choose brus...
View full detailsThree marble glass shades in a single Satin Nickel tier make a small, traditional chandelier that is easy to place. The marble glass gives it a gen...
View full detailsSix clear glass shades on a wide, low frame give this chandelier an open, transitional look. Choose brushed nickel for a soft gleam or matte black ...
View full detailsThree white linen shades spread wide on a slim steel frame on this chandelier, giving it an airy, geometric outline. Designed by Colin King, it pai...
View full detailsTwo fabric shades hang side by side from a steel frame in this compact linear chandelier, creating an inviting, traditional feel. Frame finishes ar...
View full detailsWhite linen shades on a lacquered brass frame give this five-light chandelier a soft, transitional look that balances classic shades with a clean, ...
View full detailsTiers of small glass shades give this twelve-light chandelier by Sean Lavin a geometric, mid-century modern spirit with an industrial edge. Two com...
View full detailsFive candle lights sit in a long, open rectangular cage of flat black on this Flynt island chandelier. The angular frame gives a kitchen a clean ar...
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.
