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Add the length and width of your room in feet and then convert that total to inches. This number is the ideal diameter of your chandelier. For example, a room that's 12 feet by 14 feet would suggest a chandelier about 26 inches in diameter.
The chandelier's width should be between half and two-thirds the width of your dining table. Ensure there's at least 12 inches of space from the edge of the chandelier to the edge of the table on all sides. Hang it about 30 to 36 inches above the tabletop for an 8-foot ceiling, adding 3 inches for each additional foot of ceiling height.
In spaces with ceilings higher than 8 feet, hang the chandelier so the bottom is at least 7 feet above the floor. If there's a window above the door, center the chandelier in the window so it's visible from outside.
Yes, for large or open-concept spaces, using multiple chandeliers or pendant lights can provide balanced lighting and visual interest. Space them evenly and ensure each is appropriately sized for the area it illuminates.
For tall spaces, consider chandeliers that are two to three tiers or have extended lengths. The chandelier should fill the vertical space without overwhelming it. As a guideline, allow 2.5 to 3 inches of chandelier height per foot of ceiling height.
Yes, in rectangular rooms or tables, you might opt for an oval or linear chandelier to complement the shape. Always consider the room's dimensions to ensure the chandelier's size and shape enhance the space.
Absolutely. A chandelier with a delicate design may appear smaller, so you might choose a larger size. Conversely, a chandelier with a bulky or intricate design may seem larger, so a slightly smaller size could be more appropriate to avoid overpowering the room.
