New Items on Display!

Starburst Chrome Flush Mount by Eurofase

Item # 36400245

Chandelier with Bronze Finish and Charcoal Shade by Savoyhouse

Item # 27606595

 Yorktown 6 Light Chandelier by Hinkley Lighting

Item # 20004130

Mini Crystal Chandelier by Savoyhouse

Item # 27605909

Wrought Iron Shade with Antique Mirror

Item # 15400557

Wrought Iron and Wood Fixture by Currey Lighting.

Item # 15400554

Capiz Shell fixture by Currey and Company.

Item # 15400564

Flush Exterior Wall Fixture by Quoizel Lighting.

Item # 27005043

3 Light Bath Fixture by Troy Lighting.

Item # 31502446

Chrome and Crystal Flush Wall Sconce by Golden Lighting.

Item # 19100100

SCONCE Savvy

Often overlooked as a design element, sconces can act as a complement to a chandelier and encourage a layered effect, making the lighting and overall design of the room both appealing and functional. With the ability to direct light into the room at face level, wall sconces are perfect for balancing the amount of light in your space. It is a common misconception that sconces need to “match” the central lighting fixture in the room. They can equally complement such statement pieces by simply staying within the same finish family but choosing a varying style.

 

 

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A Quick Guide to SIZING & HANGING YOUR CHANDELIER

Chandeliers are designed to float in a room as an important part of the decor. Too large and this fixture will overpower the space. Too small and it will look out of place. Placing a chandelier that is too small in a space is likely the biggest mistake. Great designers, therefore, tend to make their decisions on fixtures that may appear slightly larger than might be appropriate. It's generally always best to make the mistake on a fixture being too big than too small.

 To make sure your chandelier is the right size for the room in which it will hang, consider the following:

1. How high is your ceiling?  Taller ceilings demand larger fixtures.
2. What is the size and shape of your table? Island? The chandelier should complement, not overpower, anything you plan to suspend it over.
3. How big is the room you are trying to illuminate? Again, be sure the chandelier is not too big or too small for the room.
4. What is the form and design of the chandelier? Light, airy fixtures tend to look smaller.
   
   

MEASUREMENT Guidelines


To size a chandelier for your dining room, or to be the focal point of your space, measure the length and width of the room and add those figures together. The sum, converted to inches, will equal the diameter that you can use as a guideline when selecting the size of your chandelier.
 

If the resulting measurement (room length + width, converted to inches) seems inappropriate due to the size of your table, size your chandelier three quarters the width of your table.


In most cases, the bottom of your chandelier should sit approximately 30"–32" above the table top.


Sizing a Chandelier FOR YOUR FOYER

When determining whether to hang a flush, semi-flush, or multi-tiered chandelier in your foyer, be advised that the bottom of the fixture should be at least 7' from the floor.



For two-story foyers, if there is a window above the front door, center the chandelier so it can be seen from outside.

If your foyer is extra-large, you may also want to add sconces. Sconces should be installed 60" from the floor and 6'–8' apart.