How to Choose a Chandelier
Few items personalize a room like chandeliers. Once a place where many candles were placed in sconces, modern chandeliers often incorporate dangling crystals, or other reflective surfaces to increase the ambient lighting. Some chandeliers are themed, such as wagon wheels for old western themes, driftwood for a seaside effect or convoluted knots of rattan for an art nouveau effect. They provide an opportunity for placing more bulbs in a fixture and for placement of decorative bulbs such as Edison lights or flickering bulbs that simulate candlelight. Often, they are placed above a table or similar room feature.
Bedside Wall Reading Lights
Rectangular Chandeliers
Round Candle Chandeliers
Wall Mounted Bedside Lamps
Star Light Fixture
Large Globe Pendant Light
Beaded Chandelier Lamp Shades
Foyer Pendant Light Fixtures
Oyster Shell Chandelier
Faux Candle Chandelier
Palm Tree Chandelier
Crystal Ceiling Fan Light Kit
Milk Glass Chandelier
Outdoor Hanging Chandelier
Tiffany Style Ceiling Fan Light Shades
Recycled Glass Chandelier
Girls Chandeliers
Gothic Chandelier
Capodimonte Chandelier
Shaker Style Lighting
Rustic Chandeliers
Wrought Iron Candle Chandeliers
Wall Sconce Covers
Pillar Candle Chandelier
Bamboo Chandelier
Rainbow Chandelier
Beveled Glass Chandelier
Votive Candle Chandelier
Rustic Wood Chandelier
Game Room Lights
Frank Lloyd Wright Chandelier
Antique Tiffany Chandeliers
Wine Glass Chandelier
Pendant Wall Sconce
Rectangular Shade Chandelier
Bird Chandelier
Tuscan Style Chandeliers
French Country Chandelier Shades
Chandelier For Kids Room
Whimsical Chandelier Light
Types Of Chandeliers
Lantern Wall Sconce
French Empire Crystal Chandelier
Pineapple Chandelier
Wood Chandelier Lighting
Medieval Chandelier
Tole Painted Chandelier
White Chandeliers
Williamsburg Style Chandelier
Seeded Glass Chandelier Shade
Chandelier Bulb Covers
Home Depot Chandeliers