Chandeliers

The chandelier, a centerpiece that instantly elevates a room, balancing brilliance and character.
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Frequently asked questions about chandeliers

What is the difference between a chandelier and a pendant light?

A chandelier is a pendant light with several arms or light sources, more decorative, that becomes the focal point of the room. A simple pendant light lights a specific area. A chandelier is the choice when you want to make a statement, in an entrance hall, a living room or a dining room.

What size chandelier does my room need?

Add the length and width of the room in metres, then multiply by ten: you get a good chandelier diameter in centimetres. A 4 by 5 metre room therefore calls for a chandelier of about 90 cm in diameter, for a balanced look.

How high should a chandelier hang?

In a living space, keep at least 2.10 metres of clearance under the chandelier wherever people walk. Above a table, it can hang lower, around 75 cm above the tabletop, since no one walks underneath. Adjust according to your ceiling height.

Does a chandelier suit a contemporary interior?

Absolutely. Today's chandeliers go well beyond the classic crystal-drop model: graphic metal frames, glass globes, clean lines. A chandelier with a contemporary design adds interest to an understated room without weighing it down.

The chandelier is the most expressive light fixture: it catches the eye and sets the tone for a room. Glass, metal, crystal drops or contemporary lines, it can be installed above a dining table,...

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Designer chandeliers

The chandelier is the most expressive light fixture: it catches the eye and sets the tone for a room. Glass, metal, crystal drops or contemporary lines, it can be installed above a dining table, in a high-ceilinged entrance hall, or in a living room that embraces dramatic staging.

Choosing the right chandelier

Ensure a sufficient ceiling height for the chandelier to breathe, and proportion its diameter to the table or room. For more understated lighting, see our pendants, and explore the lighting pillar.