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.
Multi Layer Wine Glass Light Fitting
$409.99 $405.99
Multi Layer Wine Glass Light Fitting
Red Barrel Studio®
$409.99 $405.99
Create cool overhead wine glass storage that doubles as a light source with this wine glass ceiling light. This 100-watt bulb wine glass ceiling light is a downrod style fashioned out of metal in a dark rust hue. It comes with 16 removable clear wine glasses.
Designer Advice:
This triple-tiered dimmer adaptable wine glass chandelier makes an ideal choice for those who love to keep their glasses handy. Allow the light to shine through each wine glass when you position this wine chandelier over the top of your kitchen table.
Contemporary Wine Glass Chandelier
$174.99 $171.99
Contemporary Wine Glass Chandelier
House of Hampton®
$174.99 $171.99
Modern and eye-catching, this height-adjustable wine glass chandelier showcases three wine glass-shaped transparent shades. Each pendant light shade is filled with sparkling crystals for extra glitz. Each light hangs on a cord and is compatible with a 15-watt LED bulb.
Designer Advice:
If you’re looking to create a warm and stylish look in your kitchen area, suspend this wine glass chandelier above your island. You can adjust the height of the three pendant lights to a position that adds the perfect glow to your dining space.
Copper Colored Wine Chandelier
$1718 $2844
Copper Colored Wine Chandelier
Meyda Tiffany
$1718 $2844
Dark and atmospheric, this handcrafted wine chandelier houses 16 brown chardonnay bottles hanging off a copper-finished drum fixture. It measures 19 inches in diameter. This wine chandelier houses five interior lights and hangs from a down cord that’s height adjustable.
Designer Advice:
This wine chandelier makes a statement that’s both whimsical and sophisticated. With the darker hues of the wine bottles, it would make an effortlessly cool choice to hang above your at-home bar. A 60-watt candle-style bulb is recommended to create a soft glow from within.
Two Light Wine Chandelier Lighting
$567 $1050
Two Light Wine Chandelier Lighting
Red Barrel Studio®
$567 $1050
Ultra-modern yet tasteful, this handmade wine chandelier light unit showcases two amber glass wine bottle lights decorated in an oil-rubbed bronze finish. Both lights hang on a black cord from a rounded-edge black metal base.
Designer Advice:
This cluster-style wine chandelier will add major character to any home bar area. They will pair beautifully together if you have a dark mahogany or walnut solid wood bar. This wine chandelier ceiling light is also height adaptable, so it can fit comfortably in more cozy spaces as well.
Buying Guide
Vanessa is a New York-based designer specializing in architectural lighting. Whether you are planning an event, want to illuminate your backyard retreat or simply need advice on what lamp to purchase for your bedroom, Vanessa will be more than happy to share her knowledge and expertise.
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.
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.
