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Five arms curve up to candle sockets at different heights, like stems gathered in a vase, on this single-tier Allistair chandelier. A clear glass s...
View full detailsA tall, open frame with a vaulted top encloses four candle lights in this compact cage chandelier, a transitional take on a colonial lantern. Antiq...
View full detailsFive exposed candle lights sit on a simple round frame in satin nickel on Rutherford, a traditional-meets-transitional chandelier that keeps things...
View full detailsSix candle lights stand inside a tall, open frame with a vaulted crown, giving this cage chandelier a transitional, lantern-like presence. Finish c...
View full detailsTwo tiers of candle lights inside a tall open frame give the largest round Lacey a grand, lantern-like presence. Antique Silver Leaf, Black, Polish...
View full detailsAn open, square cage frames four candle-style lights on the El Capitan chandelier, a geometric, mid-century-meets-transitional design. Antique Gold...
View full detailsStepping up to 20 inches, this El Capitan keeps the open square cage and four candle-style lights, giving a dining room or entry a crisp architectu...
View full detailsThe largest El Capitan is a bold square cage with four candle-style lights inside, an open, geometric statement for a big room. Antique Gold, Antiq...
View full detailsBands of hand-forged steel curl into gentle tendrils on this vertical chandelier, rising around three glass shades like a rare flowering plant. It ...
View full detailsA steel circlet crowns this chandelier, with bands swooping down to round bars that hold five glass shades, so nearly every line of forged steel is...
View full detailsThis smaller cage-style Flora rings three glass shades with sweeping steel bands under a forged circlet. It is a charming, farmhouse-leaning piece ...
View full detailsFour hand-forged steel bands taper as they curve and meet at the top, forming an open orb around a cluster of candle lights. It is a lighter, airie...
View full detailsBroader, more sweeping steel petals give the large Cirque a bolder outline than its smaller sibling. Each band is hand-forged and tapered, meeting ...
View full detailsTwo concentric orbs, one nested inside the other, give the Double Cirque its depth. Eight hand-forged, tapered steel petals rise and meet at the cr...
View full detailsHand-forged steel petals burst outward from a central hub, each one cradling an exposed bulb, so the whole fixture reads like a flower caught mid-b...
View full detailsSlightly convex panels of thick white swirl glass surround four lights in a steel frame, a lantern that blends traditional form with a contemporary...
View full detailsFive white linen shades ring an oak center column on this chandelier, a warm mix of wood, fabric and patina brass that leans farmhouse with a tradi...
View full detailsDesigner Kate Marker built this chandelier around a natural oak column, with six arms carrying crisp white linen shades in a wide circle. Patina br...
View full detailsAbout the Collection
Transitional Style Foyer Chandeliers strike a perfect balance between intricate and streamlined designs. They often feature simplified silhouettes that retain a touch of classic charm, such as subtle curves, restrained ornamentation, and elegant finishes. The choice of materials and colors is carefully considered to ensure these chandeliers can seamlessly integrate into a variety of decor themes, from the more classic to the distinctly modern.
For a foyer or entryway, designers often select these transitional chandeliers as a statement piece that sets the tone for the rest of the home. They suggest choosing a size and style that complements the scale of the entryway, ensuring the chandelier is proportional to the space. Additionally, pairing these chandeliers with complementary wall sconces or console table lamps can create a layered lighting effect that enhances the overall ambiance of the entrance area.