Wine Glass Chandelier

Something simple and decorative that is also elegant and beautiful, a wine glass chandelier is a wonderful way to light the inside of your home with something a little different. It is composed of many wine glasses and it illuminates the space in a very charming way. Take a look at this collection and see what we mean.

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Wine enthusiast's favorite chandelier. Instead of small crystals, or few lampshades, instead of candles or bulbs - this wine glass chandelier offers wine glasses as a decoration and functional solution. Just grab your glass from the sky!

Glasklasen, The Glass Cluster, is a chandelier and at the same time a repository for drinking-glasses with stems, either with all glasses alike or of various combinations and colours.a genuine product of Swedish art industry, designed by a team of two arc

Wine glass chandelier

One-of-a-kind chandelier made of metal rings and... wine glasses. Have you encountered a similar wine glass chandelier before? I haven't! Clear glass tumblers form a cascade. The chandy hangs on thick chains.

Another original and unique idea for a practical and decorative element of home design. This wine glass chandelier features small wine glasses that hang on metal elements. This construction is fashionable and durable.

Wine decanter bottle pendant light

A wonderful idea for an unusual collection of chandeliers. They are created from wine decanters made of transparent glass with beautifully cut decorations. When the light is on, the glass will beautifully sparkle.

Multi Coloured 3 Tier Wine Glass Chandelier

How to make a wine glass chandelier

I feel like this could easily be DIY... use different colored bottles and it would be like stained glass...hmmm...

Vino Contemporary Wine Glass Chandelier

Chandelier out of Wine Glasses Relates to an idea about using old Keys in a similar manner

Wonderful option for practically any possible decor - this chandelier will look splendid in both modern and retro styled homes, while illuminating your entire room quickly and without any trouble for years to come.

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Wine Glass Chandelier

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Why get a wine glass chandelier?

Not only are wine glass chandeliers decorative and attention-grabbing, but they’re also ultra-practical for wine lovers. All you have to do is grab a glass from the chandelier whenever you want to drink a glass of wine. This type of chandelier can light up your home in a unique and interesting way, which will surely impress your guests. On top of that, it can easily become the centerpiece of a room. Whether your space boasts a modern, retro, traditional, rustic, or contemporary vibe, a wine glass chandelier will fit right in. That said, you can hang this original chandelier in the dining room, kitchen, living room, and home bar.

Is a wine glass chandelier safe?

Yes, a wine glass chandelier is safe. Wine glass chandeliers are engineered to be both aesthetic and very sturdy, as long as you hang them in the appropriate way and you use them according to manufacturer instruction. Make sure that you never try to hang more wine glasses on your chandelier than you can naturally fit, and you (and your wine glasses) should be safe.