Chandeliers

As a guide, add together the room’s length and width in feet; the result in inches is a good starting point for your chandelier’s diameter. For example, a 12x12 ft room would suit a 24-inch wide chandelier. Consider ceiling height and furniture scale as well.

In open areas, chandeliers should hang at least 7 feet (213 cm) above the floor. Above dining tables or kitchen islands, the base should sit 30 - 36 inches (75 - 90 cm) above the surface. Most fittings have adjustable chains or rods.

Yes, look for compact chandeliers or semi-flush chandelier designs made specifically for low ceilings. These offer the same decorative impact without taking up too much vertical space.

Many chandeliers are dimmable, provided they are paired with a compatible bulb and dimmer switch. Always check the product details to confirm dimming capability.

Yes, most chandeliers are LED-compatible, giving you energy-efficient lighting with less heat and longer bulb life. Just ensure you match the bulb base type (e.g. E14 or E27) specified in the product description.

We recommend that chandeliers, especially larger or heavier ones, be installed by a qualified electrician. Some require ceiling reinforcement, and proper installation ensures safety and longevity.

Dust gently with a soft cloth or microfiber duster. For a deeper clean, switch off the power, remove bulbs and any detachable parts, and wipe components carefully with a mild glass cleaner or damp cloth. Avoid abrasive materials that could scratch finishes.