What fits into your dining room or elegant two-story entryway? It is fair to say that these spaces could benefit from brass antique chandeliers. A good example is the Maxim Fairmont that delights with natural aged brass and offers illumination with six lights. Because most vintage brass chandeliers only look old but offer plenty of modern amenities, you can typically dim the lights. Moreover, you might choose oatmeal-colored fabric shades that further underscore the great looks of the fixtures.

Choosing Brass Antique Chandeliers for Any Home

A favorite is the ELK Chadwick aged brass chandelier with a satin finish; it is elegant, has three lights, and looks slightly upscale. It is a good option for the farmhouse, schoolhouse, or transitional interior décor. In contrast, the traditional brass chandelier with the burnished finish from the Hinkley Cambridge line has all the elements you love. Candelabra settings accommodate five, six, 15, or 25 lights, depending on the amount of illumination you need. Of course, when only traditional antique brass chandeliers will do, the Metropolitan chandelier with a 28-inch height and 38.25-inch width is the perfect choice.

What looks good with chandeliers? Add a smaller antique brass pendant light in a seating area for ambiance. We recommend choosing one that is dimmable. Other vintage brass light fixtures you could choose are table lamps in various sizes.