Chandeliers

When selecting chandeliers to match your home style, consider the following factors:

1. Determine Your Home Style

• Modern Minimalist: Opt for chandeliers with simple, sleek lines, such as those made from metal or glass. Avoid overly complex designs.

• Traditional/Classic: Choose chandeliers with intricate details, such as crystal chandeliers or vintage-style chandeliers. These often feature elaborate carvings, decorations, or metal detailing, ideal for elegant spaces.

• Industrial: Look for chandeliers with a metal finish and vintage or old-fashioned designs, such as traditional bulbs with metal frames, which evoke a rugged feel.

• Nordic: A design that is simple, practical, and natural. Choose chandeliers made of wood or ceramic, avoiding overly ornate decorations, with a focus on comfort and freshness.

• Country/Farmhouse: Chandeliers made from natural materials like wood or wicker are excellent choices, creating a warm and rustic atmosphere.

2. Consider the Size of the Space and the Chandelier Dimensions

• Large spaces (such as living rooms or dining rooms) are best suited for larger chandeliers, such as multi-light or oversized crystal chandeliers.

• Smaller spaces (like bedrooms or hallways) can accommodate smaller chandeliers, helping to avoid overcrowding and maintaining a sense of openness.

3. Consider the Room's Function

• Dining Room: Choose chandeliers that act as a focal point. Designs can be more intricate or glamorous to enhance the room’s atmosphere.

• Living Room: Based on the space size, choose a chandelier of moderate size. Opt for modern, elegant chandeliers to elevate the comfort and sophistication of the space.

• Bedroom: A chandelier with soft lighting is ideal, offering both decorative appeal and a gentle glow. Warm light can create a peaceful, relaxing atmosphere.

• Kitchen or Bathroom: Select simple, easy-to-clean chandeliers, such as those made from water-resistant materials or metal. Practicality should be a key consideration.

4. Material Selection

• Glass: Suitable for modern minimalist styles, creating a fresh and clean feeling.

• Crystal: Perfect for traditional or luxurious styles, showcasing elegance and opulence.

• Metal: Ideal for industrial or modern styles, metal chandeliers often have a sleek and contemporary look.

• Wood: Perfect for natural or farmhouse styles, wooden chandeliers bring warmth to the space.

By considering home style, space size, and material preferences, you can choose a chandelier that meets your needs while harmonising with your overall home decor.

We offer a 30-day return policy for eligible items. Unfortunately, we cannot provide refunds or exchanges for purchases made over 30 days ago. 

Chandelier Maintenance and Cleaning Tips
Maintaining and cleaning your chandeliers not only keeps them looking beautiful but also extends their lifespan. Depending on the material and design of the chandelier, cleaning methods may vary. Below are some common cleaning and maintenance tips for chandeliers:

1. Regular Cleaning

• Dusting: Periodically, use a clean, soft cloth (such as a microfiber cloth) to gently wipe the lampshades, frames, and arms of the chandelier. Regularly removing dust and dirt will prevent build-up, reducing the need for deep cleaning.

• Vacuum Cleaning: If there is a large amount of dust on the chandelier, you can use a vacuum cleaner with a soft brush attachment to gently clean it. Avoid using the vacuum directly on the chandelier to prevent damage.

2. Cleaning the Lampshades

• Glass Lampshades: Use a mild cleaner and a soft cloth to wipe the glass lampshades. For stubborn stains, wipe with warm water and a small amount of detergent. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners.

• Crystal Lampshades: Crystal chandeliers tend to accumulate dust. You can use a specialised crystal cleaning solution or warm water with a small amount of detergent to clean them. Use a soft cloth to avoid scratching the crystal surface. It’s best to clean crystal chandeliers in sections, gently wiping each part.

3. Cleaning the Metal Parts

• Metal Frames: Wipe down metal parts like the lamp base and chain with a clean, soft cloth. For stains, you can use warm water and soapy water to wipe, then dry with a clean cloth.

• Stainless Steel or Copper: Copper and stainless steel chandeliers may oxidise over time. It’s recommended to clean them regularly with a stainless steel cleaner or metal polish to keep the surface glossy.

4. Cleaning the Bulbs

• Turn Off the Power: Before cleaning the bulbs, ensure the power is turned off to avoid the risk of electric shock.

• Cleaning the Bulb Surface: Use a clean cloth or cotton ball to clean the dust off the surface of the bulbs. Do not use a damp cloth to wipe the bulbs to avoid short circuits or damage.

• Regular Bulb Replacement: Over time, the brightness of bulbs will gradually decrease. Regularly check and replace any aging or damaged bulbs.

5. Preventing Damage

• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Avoid using strong acids or alkalis as cleaning agents, as these can damage the surface coating of the chandelier, especially on crystal and glass parts.

• Avoid Excessive Force: Be careful not to apply excessive force during cleaning, particularly on delicate parts (such as crystal chandeliers), as this may cause cracks or damage.

6. Regular Inspections

• Check Loose Parts: Regularly inspect all connection points of the chandelier to ensure they are secure, preventing the chandelier from wobbling or falling.

• Check Wiring: Ensure that the wiring is intact and free of wear to avoid electrical faults.

By following these cleaning and maintenance tips, you can keep your chandelier looking beautiful and functional, ensuring its long-term use and safety.