Add the ultimate wow factor to your home with these chandelier ideas that fit a wide range of design styles.
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WERNER STRAUBE
If you’ve been coveting your neighbor’s latest lighting addition, there’s no time like the present to install your own chandelier. With extensive options to choose from, you’re bound to fall in love with one that perfectly complements, or perhaps completes, your existing space. Browse through the following chandelier images and ideas for inspiration. Before you know it, you might begin incorporating them into every room of the house.
01of 23Black and White Boho
JOYELLE WEST
While boho style customarily consists of earthy, neutral colors, you can have a little fun with it by introducing a black and white scheme. Work in organic details via textured linens, a flokati rug, a palm tree, and, of course, a natural stone beaded chandelier above the bed.
13 Boho-Style Bedroom Ideas02of 23Contemporary Touch
JOHN GRANEN
Looking to add a surprise element to your traditional farmhouse dining area? Hang a matte black linear lantern chandelier to contrast the otherwise rustic elements throughout the room.
03of 23Transitional Style
RACHEL MCGINN
Another way to embrace the unexpected is to blend various styles to create a transitional kitchen design. The traditional Shaker cabinets, subway tile backsplash, and stainless steel appliances create a subtle canvas for the western-inspired decor pieces, especially, the antler chandelier.
04of 23Classic Candelabra
JULIE SOEFER
Regardless of its size, you can create a spa-like experience in your bathroom with the right lighting. Install a stunning candelabra chandelier in the center of the ceiling to draw the eyes up and make the space appear larger.
05of 23Understated Elegance
LINCOLN BARBOUR
This simple entryway staircase gets an upgrade thanks to a crystal chandelier at its landing. The metal hardware coordinates with the black and white gallery wall leading to the second level.
06of 23Coastal Core
JOYELLE WEST
Even if you don’t reside at the beach, you can still create a coastal retreat in your kitchen. Wicker furniture and tropical plants are a great starting point but adding a tiered seagrass chandelier will take the style up a notch.
07of 23Vintage Flair
LAUREY GLENN
Bedroom lighting can transform the space. Whether that be because of the look of the fixtures or the mood they produce when turned on. This room is decorated top to bottom in vintage style and a wrought iron candelabra chandelier continues the theme.
08of 23Eclectic Statement
WERNER STRAUBE
Whether you refer to it as eclecticism or maximalism, the aesthetic is bound to make a bold statement. Top off a larger than life living room with a metal chain chandelier that stands out on its own despite the other decor elements vying for attention.
5 No-Fail Ways to Embrace Maximalism09of 23Ornate Office
HELEN NORMAN
If you’ve had to carve out a cloffice in the post pandemic work from home world, it’s a nice idea to dress it up. In addition to colorful artwork and an acrylic desk chair, a beaded crystal chandelier adds a glamorous and unexpected touch in the small space.
10of 23Mid-Century Modern
MAX KIM-BEE
The popularity of mid-century modern design has surged in recent years especially when it comes to tables and chairs. Give your MCM dining room an added boost with a uniquely shaped chandelier centered above where guests gather.
11of 23Haute Hallway
ANNIE SCHLECHTER
Just because it’s a passthrough space doesn’t mean it should be neglected. Jazz up a plain hallway with splashy floral wallpaper and a lavish uplight chandelier.
