What’s the first thing you think of when you hear the word chandelier? Crystal, light, glow...? It doesn’t matter what your favorite features are; there’s no question that this type of lighting fixture can set the tone for any space and make it feel special and romantic. Just as important as choosing a chandelier with the right features is choosing one that fits in your room properly so it won’t look out of place or overwhelm your space. To choose the best chandelier for your dining room, follow these five steps.
Decide Where To Install The Chandelier
Dining room chandeliers are meant to be a focal point of your dining room; so, you’ll want to install it in a place that best reflects that. If you have a rectangular table, then hang it above or between both ends of your table; if you have an oval-shaped table, hang it over one end.
Incorporate The Chandelier Into The Theme
The chandelier adds a beautiful focal point in your dining room. The history of chandeliers dates back to 3rd century China and can now be found in various styles including crystal, brass, silver, gold, or bronze. How do you incorporate chandeliers into your dining room? Below are a few ideas to help make choosing the best chandelier easier!
Consider Shape, Color And Material
If you want to hang your chandelier over a dining room table, look for a fixture that is heavy enough and high enough not to swing around when you put plates on it. The best chandeliers are often made of iron or some other metal because they’re easy to clean, rust-resistant and low maintenance.
Look For A Versatile Design
Searching for a chandelier? A general rule of thumb is to look for a design that blends seamlessly with your décor, whether you’re adding it to your dining room or bedroom. It’s best to think about how a chandelier can complement your overall design rather than simply being eye-catching.
Follow These Tips When Buying A New Chandelier
Choosing a new chandelier can be stressful, but with a little advice, you’ll be able to find something that’s beautiful and functional. First off, keep in mind your dining room size. A large chandelier might seem impressive at first, but if you get one that doesn’t fit with your space it will just look like clutter.
