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One of the chief elements in a well-designed space is lighting. How you light the space in your home reflects how you and other people perceive it. Since lighting is that important, then it just makes sense that you should put ample time in deciding what sort of light you would have for your home. When you mulled over what you want, has your mind ever come across the decorative chandelier? Or are you, just like the others, afraid of using it?<\/p>\n

A Design Element of Its Own <\/strong><\/p>\n

The chandelier might just be the right finishing touch that you are waiting to have. It can be rustic, modern, Mid-Century, and just about anything. If you want a timeless look, nothing beats the classic glass or crystal chandelier.<\/p>\n

The chandelier can be a scene stealer. They are a great addition to any room but if you don\u2019t know how to handle this decorative lighting\u2019s strong presence, your space might end up looking pretentious.<\/p>\n

First, know the size of the chandelier that would fit inside the room. This can present a few setbacks but measuring can eliminate future problems. The right size of chandelier can be computed by adding the room\u2019s dimensions (in feet) and then converting the sum into inches. Your answer should be the same diameter that you would use for the fixture (e.g. a 10\u2019x 15\u2019 room measurement should equate to 25\u201d in diameter.<\/p>\n

Consider also the size of the dining table (if you are placing your chandelier inside the dining room). The dining room fixtures\u2019 diameter must be approximately \u00bd to 2\/3 the table\u2019s width. This could be about a oot less than the table\u2019s width (at its widest part).<\/p>\n

It is also advisable to use a large chandelier even in a small dining room. Should the fixture appear too large, then be sure to hang it closer to the dining room ceiling. This is so it won\u2019t overwhelm.<\/p>\n

Now that you\u2019ve recognized the Do\u2019s, it\u2019s time to find out what the don\u2019ts are. First, no furniture should come close to the chandelier. The minimum amount of distance between the lighting fixture and the furniture should be 48 inches.<\/p>\n

Remember also that the chandelier has visual weight. This means that visually heavy chandeliers can be light when carried but the smaller ones could be a tad heavier. Just to save you from measuring the room size all over again, here are the standard measurements \u2013<\/p>\n