Beveled Glass Chandelier

Are you wondering how to determine the right size for my chandelier? Well, this is a great question because a chandelier that is too large will overpower the room and its inhabitants, and, alternatively, one that's too small will be insignificant.

The style and visual weight of the chandelier will also affect the size that you should get. A heavy light fixture can be a little bit small, and a visually light fixture can be a little wider.

So one of the best ways to determine a chandelier size is to take the dimensions of the room together in feet and then convert the answer to inches. The answer in inches should equal the diameter of the fixture.

In the event that you are buying a dining room chandelier to hang over your dining room table, you'll need to take the size of the table into consideration. In this case, the chandelier should be about one-half to two-thirds of the table you will be hanging it over.

Sophisticated and majestic, beveled glass chandeliers usually match décors inspired by previous decades or centuries, such as modern interiors (from art deco to mid-century modern) and period styles.

However, if you opt for humbler and more streamlined designs, you could introduce the right beveled glass chandelier into your traditional or contemporary rooms, too.

Cleaning a beveled glass chandelier is simple, requiring only a microfiber cloth. For best results, you should clean your lighting device once a week. To begin the cleaning process, turn off the power to your chandelier and wait for the bulb to cool. Next, place your stepladder on an even surface and ensure you can reach the light without straining.

Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth to remove excess dirt, grime, and dust. You can also use extendable dusters if the chandelier is hung too high. Dust the lightbulbs as well. Dirty lightbulbs are unattractive, but they are also less energy efficient.

To clean the glass shade of the chandelier, you can mix 1 part distilled vinegar with 10 parts water in a spray bottle. Spritz the glass shade lightly and work out any smudges with a clean microfiber cloth. Dry the wet glass with a dry cloth or let it air dry to avoid dirtying it again. Once you’re satisfied, you can turn the power back on.