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Lamps USA > How to Buy a Dining Room Chandelier
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How to Buy a Dining Room
Chandelier
A chandelier greatly affects the atmosphere in your dining
room. Through a well-chosen
chandelier, you can create the mood you want and bring
full circle the design of the place where you hold family meals
and gatherings. However, pick the right chandelier for your
dining
room can be a bit hard, what with all the factors that you
should
consider. Thus, you can surely benefit from guidelines that
help
you pick just the right lighting fixture.
So, when shopping for a dining room chandelier, be sure
remember
the following:
- Determine size of the room
Make sure to know the dimensions of your dining room. You need
this information to know whether you need a small chandelier
or a big one. A teeny chandelier won’t stand out in a big room
while a large chandelier will overwhelm a small space. So,
what you need to do is get the width and the length of your
dining room. Sum up the figures. The sum of the figures, when
converted to inches, will show the diameter of the chandelier
that best fits the room.
- Measure the size of the dining table
When you are done with measuring the room, you also need to
measure your table. Specifically, get the width of your dining
table. Be sure to remember the width when you go hunting for a
chandelier that should not be wider than its width. Basically,
the chandelier that you must get should have a width that is
12 inches smaller than the dining table width.
- Get the distance between the ceiling to the table
surface
If you have an eight-foot ceiling, you must let your
chandelier hang around 30-34 inches above the tabletop. For
ceilings that are higher, you can do with hanging your
chandelier an additional three inches for every additional
foot. Now, ceilings that are nine feet or higher, you can buy
a two-tier chandelier so that the space won’t look empty with
a small one.
- Assess the furnishings and finishes in your dining
room
As you intend to use the chandelier both for illumination and
decoration, you must also consider the finish and material of
the dining room chandelier to purchase. The key is to allow
the chandelier to complement the other items that are already
present in your dining room. If you aim to make the chandelier
the main point of the room, you can opt for a traditionally
styled chandelier with lots of detail. On the other hand, if
you want a chandelier that will merge well with its
surroundings, you can pick one that has a more subdued
appearance.
- Consider the amount of lighting
Yes, you need to do this in order to get a chandelier that can
provide you with just the right amount of light that you need.
Sure, your dining
room needs ample lighting but you don’t want
lighting that is too bright to be overpowering. As such, look
for a chandelier that offers just the right illumination for
your needs.
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