Is this the year when you get serious about adding chandeliers to your home? You may have been eyeing a set of brass chandeliers for a while, but you were never quite sure if they would fit. One of the easiest ways to select the right size is to measure the room, add the dimensions in feet, and convert the sum into inches. For example, for a room measuring 15 feet by 15 feet, you would select an antique brass chandelier with a diameter of 30 inches. And, as you have already noticed, there are quite a few options on the market.
Selecting Brass Chandeliers for a Stylish Home with a Transitional Vibe
When you do not want to commit to a narrowly defined style, an aged brass chandelier in a transitional design is your best option. These fixtures fit a multitude of settings, which gives you the flexibility to change your furnishings without also having to change the lighting. Cases in point are the brushed brass chandelier La Courbe by Minka, which is ideal for a kitchen, or the Compartir by Elk for a foyer or sitting room. Brushed brass presents with a matte look that reduces shine and lets the fixture integrate into the setting. If you prefer the look of a polished brass chandelier, consider the stunning good look of the Clairpointe by Metropolitan with its gold leaf construction.
Are you ready to select something other than a transitional fixture? Take a closer look at the modern brass chandelier that impresses with its simple lines and contemporary flair. Picturing it above a matching seating area is no problem. For something in the opposite direction, there is the vintage brass chandelier that is a must-have above a vintage Queen Anne style seating area or dining room table.
