Medieval Chandelier

What We Like: Wood wagon wheel tier look

What We Don’t Like: Light bulbs are more modern

Not So Good For: Purely dungeons and dragon’s themes

Perfect For: People wanting a touch of medieval that isn’t over the top

With an adjustable height, this benighted chandelier can hang from three and a half feet to just over nine feet from the ceiling. It has a six-foot chain, fourteen lights, a timeless style, weathered zinc details, and weathered gray wood veneer accents.

The ambient glow gives off great mood lighting and the wood and metal combo makes it more sophisticated. Because it is made of metal and wood, it pairs well with hammered tables and solid wood tables below it. If you are on a tight budget and looking for a quick chandelier to hang, this isn’t the right choice for you.

What We Like: Twisted metal tendril details

What We Don’t Like: The default chain max drop is only two feet

Not So Good For: Really tall ceilings

Perfect For: Standard height and tray ceilings

Handmade out of reclaimed oak wine barrel staves and wrought iron, this medieval chandelier looks like it came straight from the inside of a castle. It features twisted and pointed tendrils that look like swords, the metal ring is painted in hammered black, and hangs from three chains.

Included is a ceiling mount, with the option of a swag mount with another cord, and hangs great on standard and vault ceilings. Its small size looks best in small rooms if by itself, or looks fine in large rooms with multiple chandeliers.

What We Like: Shield design really emphasizes the medieval look

What We Don’t Like: Wish it were larger

Not So Good For: Coffered style ceilings, the box and round shapes might clash

Perfect For: Hanging over an elongated feasting table

Like the edges of a castle, this medieval chandelier is one round wheel with mesh shields to push a true fortress feel. It has a rough distressed appeal, giving it a handsome and rustic style, along with its three chains.

The two layers of steel make it durable, lasting years, and it can be customized to fit your room theme better. This is the perfect chandelier to hang over your board, dice, and card game table to give it that primitive look. If you need a more elaborate chandelier, choose a tiered one instead of this one.

What We Like: Dimming capabilities for mood lighting

What We Don’t Like: Its steel construction makes it super heavy

Not So Good For: Low, suspended, or conventional ceilings

Perfect For: Beam, Cathedral, and reinforced ceiling types

Stunning and worthy of respect, this large chandelier has three tiers like a wedding cake and hangs from a sloped ceiling with ease. What makes this chandelier so special is that it can hang in damp areas, like dungeons, and the lights are dimmable.

Because of its large and tall size, you’ll want to suspend it in a large room by itself to let its magnificence speak for itself. It is hardwired and the candle bulb shape looks the neatest. The curled metal scroll detail draws your eyes to it, and it should be the central accent in a room.

What We Like: Beaded and hammer-stamped pattern

What We Don’t Like: Only has six light bulbs

Not So Good For: A large hall or room space

Perfect For: Medieval, antique, and art deco styles

This chandelier is sort of a chameleon because it can blend into a few home styles and still ends up looking great. Its curly metal and small to large shape make it a more intricate piece to hang over a small table or altar.

If you are searching for a more ominous chandelier, this light will not do it for you because it is more elegant in design. Stick with a more graceful medieval appeal with this chandelier and make sure to use it in a small room because of its minimal lighting.