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- Elegant.
- Palace
- Minimalist.
- High-tech (high-tech)
- Unusual (art objects)
- Focused.
"Bread is the head of everything," says an old saying, "Light is the head of everything," says interior designers (or almost everything). And here it is difficult to underestimate the role of the chandelier: as a rule, it is around it that the rest of the lighting is lined up. To inspire you and help you find the "right", the only and unique one, we have prepared a small selection. Let's see it soon.
Elegant
Soft curves, neutral or pastel colors, playful shine and charming decor that you want to consider - such refined chandeliers blend harmoniously into the interiors in the style of Art Deco and Art Nouveau and feel great in modern classic living rooms.
Palace
The shimmering pendants, multi-level structures and gilding of these chandeliers remind of balls, elegant palace halls and women's rustling dresses in the floor. Maybe that's why they are so popular in modern interiors. And not only classical chandeliers - luxury chandeliers a la XIX are increasingly found in the style of loft, scandina or minimalism. It looks amazing.
Minimalistic.
These chandeliers are sure to appeal to lovers of high-tech, loft and minimalist styles. No unnecessary details: only clear geometric shapes, neutral colors and cold shine of metal. Restricted, but very spectacular.
High-tech (high-tech)
Modern technologies create their own ideals, and now in the living room from the ceiling hang some gears, lamps, wired, and lamps, resembling small spacecraft. If your house is full of technical innovations, this chandelier is a great option.
Meet the future star of your living room! To settle in the interior stylized under the Middle Ages or as if the chandelier folded from a paper will risk not everyone, but such thing precisely will not remain without attention.
Focused.
For those who not only lack light, but also color. Fans of saturated shades and unexpected combinations, we are completely on your side, dare (just do not forget about the rules of combining colors in the interior).
We hope this material helped you to understand what you still want from the chandelier and the interior as a whole.
It's great when a kitchen light can be both a light source and a decor at the same time. So don't be afraid of non-standard solutions! The best way to look at unusual sconces is in the cooking area and above the dining table.
In a dark, dark city, there was a dark, dark apartment with a dark, dark corridor. Unfortunately, this is not a scary story, but a story familiar to many people. In order not to be like its heroes, take care of a good multi-level lighting hallway and add at least a pair of sconces to the chandelier. It is best to place them along the entire wall or near the mirror - the corridor will seem not only lighter, but also more spacious.
The children's room is a place where people listen to fairy tales and have the most magical dreams at night. To prevent the reading of stories about Ivan the Tsarevich from spoiling the already tired parents' eyes, it is worth hanging a sconce with directional light next to the bed. He will be accompanied by a cozy night-lighter: surrounded by softly shining clouds or shimmering stars, the baby will stop being afraid of the dark and will sleep peacefully.