If you want to buy a chandelier, you are given a very large choice. Modern style offers chandeliers of various designs. However, there is a bit more to consider when choosing a chandelier than style and material.
What should you pay attention to when choosing a chandelier?
In addition to style, there are three main factors in choosing a chandelier: size, the direction of light flow, and lighting control.
A chandelier that is too big or too small can make a room look disproportionate. You can use the following method: measure the length and width of the room, add them up, and divide the sum by 12. The result should be the diameter of the chandelier you choose for this room. This method will help you know approximately what size chandelier you need at the initial stage.
The chandelier is mainly used in the dining room. When choosing it for the dining room, you should pay attention to the fact that the lighting from the chandelier is evenly distributed and not dazzling, because it is very uncomfortable when the light shines in the eyes while eating. Of course, you can install the chandelier in other rooms as well, but be sure to consider the ceiling height, the size of the room, and other decorations you already have.
If you are looking for a modern and stylish chandelier, choose one with glass, polished nickel, or chrome finish. Also, keep in mind that the chandelier corresponds to the overall interior.
Modern designers prefer LED lighting because LED lamps can be used in the design of chandeliers more easily than conventional lamps.
"At what height should I hang the chandelier?" – this is the most frequently asked question. The end of the chandelier should be at least 80 cm away from the table.
In the past, the chandelier was the final detail of the interior, however, now such designed, diverse and interesting chandeliers are produced that often designers create the interior according to the chandelier. If you like bold solutions and you are decorating your house right now, you can try using an original chandelier.
