There's just something about a chandelier that can make any room look and feel instantly poetic. I love them, and I love that there's an unending variety of them to choose from.
I'm mostly drawn to feminine/antique/semi-ornate ones, especially in really clean, almost cold spaces. But the other way around -- something funky or plain hanging in the midst of vintage surroundings -- is perfecto, too.
Translation -- any form will do. And with the right one, a room needs little else. If anything else at all.
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| this classic gem hangs in greece (smart chandelier) : marilyn katsaris home via style files |
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| just the right pop : living etc. via sfgirlbybay |
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| this room needs not one thing else : photo mark jackson via design sponge |
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| intricately gorgeous : house doctor |
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| low + luminous : daniel farmer via bliss |
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| something to rival a candle in the tub : photo the selby |
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| blending two forms of lighting : swedish designer maliin stoor via remodelista |
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| (not exactly a chandelier, but there's a hanging bulb and it's a cool idea : civico quattro via desire to inspire) |
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| such pretty lights (and chair beauty, too) : via design sponge |
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| unique : charlotte jenks lewis via once wed |
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| ethereal : source unknown |
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| smokin' : via knightcat |
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| funky cool : moa og kaffekoppen via style files |
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| a flea market find, re-worked to hold candles : via design sponge |
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| from the parisian store, merci : karen mordechai/sunday suppers |
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| lovely shade of blue : domino via erin ever after |
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| spotted this stunner at jan de luz in carmel |
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| feminie + masculine : neue gallery in ny via remodelista |
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| paint it green : a diy via young house love |
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| vintage jelly mould lamps via lolita |
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