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Discover Here How To Pick The Perfect Chandelier Size

Chandelier Size

Determining the right chandelier size for a room can be a bit tricky. A chandelier that is too large can easily overpower a room and its inhabitants but one that is too small becomes insignificant and decreases the perceived value of the entire space. For that reason, Modern Chandeliers is going to show you how to pick the perfect chandelier size. Take a look:

 

#1

It’s very important to measure the width and length of the room. Add these two numbers together and consider the resulting figure as inches rather than feet. This is the diameter of the that will best suit the room.

Allow 2 to 3 inches of length per foot of wall height. For example, a dining room with 10-foot ceilings, 16 feet wide and 18 feet long, can accommodate a chandelier 34 inches in diameter and 20 to 30 inches in length. This calculation is particularly well-suited to a chandelier hanging in the center of the room and over the major piece of furniture or focal point, as in a dining room.

#2 

Define the area in a large room of several conversation areas or functions with a table or area rug. Use half the table width as the diameter guideline for the over a focal point table. Use the length and width of the area rug added together and called inches as the chandelier diameter over a conversation area rug.

#3

Choose a for a rectangular table that is in keeping with the proportions of the table. For example, for a table that is 54 inches wide and 72 inches long, the diameter should be 27 inches. Subtract 27 inches from the length of the table for the result of a length of 45 inches. The rectangular chandelier best proportioned to this table would be 27 inches wide and 45 inches long.

#4

Hang the so the bottom is no less than 30 inches from the table surface in a dining room and no less than 7 feet from the floor in a hallway or stairwell. These guidelines will affect the length of the piece, so adjust accordingly.

 

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