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Chandeliers are ceiling
fixtures which have
simply ageless beauty, charm and magnificence. There are a number of
innovations in the field of lighting decoration but chandeliers have not been
lost in the crowd. Rather it has reinvented itself using the trendy style of
recent days. As a result it is not only a traditional look of a vast hall that
can only flaunt an ornate and elaborate chandelier, but the slim and small room
of today’s house can also boast of a chandelier.
Chandeliers can be placed in your dining room,
living room, bed room, wherever you want. Even in your bathroom too, provided
the bathroom is large enough and the chandelier is water proof. Before buying a
chandelier, consider a number of factors of the room where you want to
accommodate the chandelier.
Consider the height of the ceiling.
Taller ceiling needs larger chandeliers. Remember, it should be the only
thing that people notice in your room. It should completely complement the look
of the room without being too loud to attract all the eyeballs to it. If it is
placed on the top of a kitchen table, the kitchen table must become the focal
point of the room, not the chandelier. So buy and place it accordingly.
Estimate the space of your room too,
both horizontally and vertically. In a small room a large, ornate and
multi-layered ceiling fixtures will look odd. Similarly in a large room, small
chandeliers would look insufficient.
After deciding the size, you have to think
about the style of the chandelier. To go for a style scheme, you must consider
the color that is predominant in the room where you want to place the
chandelier. If your room already flaunts a traditional look then never think
twice before choosing a traditional and ornamental chandelier. But if the room
is quite simple, then settle for less ornamentation. Pick up the metal from the
other decorations too. Try to get your chandelier made of the same material that
the other things are made of, so that it may seem that the entire decoration is
in a proper synchronization.
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Chandeliers have to be fixed on to the ceiling.
This has to be done quite cautiously because the glass lights are fragile. So
when you are buying a chandelier from the market, see whether it is too heavy
to be hung from the ceiling comfortably. If it is more than 50 pound, better
leave it in the shop and seek something lighter. Otherwise, there are chances
that before illuminating, the chandelier may lose its life dropping down.
Designers advice, chandeliers should not be the
stand alone decorations. To complement the dazzle of chandeliers, auxiliary
ceiling fixtures are needed. Plenty of designs and styles are available in the
chandelier section of brands like Hubbardton forge lighting, Troy lighting etc.
You will get a good bargain on all these branded products in crescentharbor.com.
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