Go bigger, not smaller, in your dining room!Īs a guide to diameter for your chandelier, measure the width of your dining table, and install a chandelier roughly one half to two thirds the width of your table. Not to mention, the glamour factor you and your guests will feel dining under a chandelier! If the entry is the first impression to your home, the dining room is definitely the space you can make the greatest impression.Īgain, the ambient light provided by traditional chandeliers ensures adequate light to your dining table during meals, all the while adding an ambience all of it’s own. Take advantage of the height available to you, and hang your chandelier where it will make the most impact, and draw your eye to the high ceilings.Īdd a Traditional Chandelier to your Dining Room Hang the chandelier below the second floor in a two-story entryway. It is also important to consider placement in your entry so as to allow for the opening of your front door, or any other internal doors that may open into your entry. This will generally allow you and your guests to walk directly under it with ease. For a single-story entry, a good rule of thumb is to have a clearance height from the floor to the lowest crystal on the chandelier of 2.1m. They also serve as an eye catching focal point for the space, and draw your guests into other areas of your home.īe mindful of installation of your chandelier in terms of height and placement. One of the benefits of traditional chandeliers is that they tend to have multiple “candles”, or light sources, and so provide a good overall ambient light to your entry. Even in more contemporary homes, a chandelier can add glamour, personality, and life to clean, contemporary décor.
Traditional chandeliers hung in your entry can be the perfect welcome.
The entry to your home is your visitors’ first impression, and sets the tone of your home. Add a Traditional Chandelier to your Entry
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