Milk Glass Chandelier
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Milk glass is very thick which makes it a wonderful medium for lighting. But don't let the name fool you. Biggest milk glass chandeliers are not made of old milk bottles but are made of the best thick glass without a single opaque quality. The chandeliers are beautiful and constructed with the highest quality standards.
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Vintage milk glass chandelier in a sputnik design
MEIXI
You can find this six-light chandelier in two white and gold designs and a black option. Its milk glass balls are arranged irregularly to create the most eye-catching shapes. This chandelier is guaranteed to make a statement in your room.
Designer Advice:
These types of chandeliers are actually inspired by Sputnik’s launch in 1957. Their design consists of multiple arms with a single bulb, all radiating from a central point. Sputnik chandeliers are still one of the most popular mid-century modern lighting fixtures. So, you can use them to reinforce this decor in your home or to add a nostalgic modern touch to a different interior style.
Creative milk glass chandelier
Corrigan Studio®
This milk glass chandelier is extremely customizable. You can choose among three finishes (black, brass, and gold) to really match the rest of your room’s accents. Its design is also available in three sizes, ranging from 29.5” to 38.6” in height,
Designer Advice:
Look for the right milk glass chandelier size in relation to your room. When it comes to height, aim for 3” for every foot between your floor and the ceiling. You don’t want your chandelier to be too large or small either. So, sum your room’s dimensions in feet and convert them into inches to find the right chandelier diameter. For example, if it measures 12’ x 12’, your chandelier should be around 24”.
Dimmable milk glass chandelier
This five-light chandelier is a stylish blend of retro and contemporary. This means it’ll work just as well in modern, mid-century modern, transitional, and contemporary rooms. You can choose between an attention-grabbing satin brass finish or a more versatile black design.
Traditional white glass chandelier
Winston Porter
The chrome finish of this milk glass chandelier will work in several rooms, making it a breeze to complement your existing finishes. This piece relies on five lights in a style that mimics traditional fabric shades: definitely a conversation starter.
$229.99
$255.99
Pendant style chandelier with milk glass lights
Minglaida
This white glass chandelier will instantly grab your guests’ attention thanks to its fluid design. It consists of eight balls that translate into a softer, cozier ambiance. You can easily find the right hanging height for your room thanks to its three rods.
Antique milk glass chandelier
Willa Arlo™ Interiors
While it’s available in nine other finishes, its white milk glass design is the most adequate to inspire a nostalgic feel. At the same time, the fake candles allow you to maintain a contemporary perk in your antique or period-based interiors.
$81.99
$140
Designer Advice:
Crystal accents, ornate sections, and curved arms are some of the best chandelier features to achieve an antique vibe. These styles could potentially work in traditional or transitional rooms, too. However, they’d definitely look out of place in contemporary settings.
