Modern Chandeliers

Our modern chandeliers update a traditional form with contemporary materials, from hand-blown glass orbs suspended on brass arms to sculptural metal compositions that double as ceiling art. Each piece is chosen for its presence in a dining room, stairwell or hallway, bringing decorative lighting without the formality of a heritage crystal fitting.

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    Asteria LED Micro Cluster 3 Pendant Light Black Asteria LED Micro Cluster 3 Pendant Light Black
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    Sycamore Chandelier Pendant Light Sycamore Chandelier Pendant Light 3 Tier / Dusk Pink Glass
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    Melange LED Large Floating Disc Chandelier Melange LED Large Floating Disc Chandelier
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    Root 3 Tier Chandelier Root 3 Tier Chandelier

Dining rooms, stairwell voids and double-height hallways give a chandelier the ceiling space it needs to read as sculptural rather than crowded. Hanging over a dining table, the bottom of the fitting should sit around 75 to 90cm above the surface; over a stairwell, centre the chandelier on the landing view from below.

A rule of thumb is to add the room's length and width in metres, and use that sum as the chandelier's diameter in inches. A 4m by 5m dining room, for instance, suits a 9-inch diameter fitting at minimum, with larger 12 to 20-inch pieces working well as a deliberate focal point rather than a subtle ambient layer.

Contemporary chandeliers in brushed brass, smoked glass or matte black sit beautifully in modern and transitional homes, often providing the single decorative flourish in an otherwise pared-back room. The form borrows formality from the tradition while the material palette speaks to current interiors, which is why they've had such a strong return.

A soft microfibre cloth and a spray bottle of diluted vinegar handles dust and light smudges on glass and metal alike. Switch off the circuit first, lay a dust sheet beneath the fitting and work from the top down, letting drips fall rather than wipe sideways across the arms. Twice a year is usually enough.