Applications & planning
Crystal Chandeliers by Space
Which chandelier is right has less to do with taste than with proportion. Ceiling height, the scale of the furniture below it, the angle it is seen from and how the fixture will be mounted decide the answer before a design does.
Start with the space you are planning. Each page covers what to measure and which formats actually work there.
Dining Room
Sized to the table rather than the room, and the one place where hanging height is judged every day from a fixed seat.
Dining room sizing →
Foyer & Entryway
Entry height, the sightline as the door opens, and how low the fixture can safely hang over a walking route.
Foyer planning →
Living Room
Sized to the room, centred on the seating group, and read at an angle from a sofa rather than from underneath.
Living room sizing →
Staircase & High Ceiling
Almost always a custom build. The void height decides the piece — a catalogue size on a longer chain is not the same thing.
What to measure →
Hotel & Restaurant
Consistency across repeated units, matched finish batches, written specifications and a delivery date fixed before the design is.
Contract & project supply →
Information That Improves the Recommendation
We would rather ask for measurements than guess from a photograph. The more of this you can send, the fewer rounds it takes to reach a specification you can approve.
- Room photo, plan or elevation — whichever you have
- Ceiling height, and the void height if there is a stairwell or double-height space
- The dimension the fixture is sized against — table length, room length and width, or void width
- Desired fixture drop, or the height you want the lowest crystal to finish at
- Finish direction and any metal already in the room
- Quantity, destination country and city, and the delivery window
Detailed project references are shared only where we have both verifiable evidence and the customer’s permission.
Send Your Space
A photo, the dimensions, the quantity and the destination are enough to start. We will come back with the sizes and formats that actually fit.