Chandeliers can be monumental room elements or smaller statement pieces - either way, they quickly become the centrepiece of a room. Thanks to the versatility of the designs, there are black chandeliers for every interior style from modern to industrial to vintage.
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The rustic metal frame of classic chandeliers creates a particularly impressive effect in black. They are statements with emphasis, perfect for noble interiors.
It is exciting to see how designers continue to interpret the chandelier in a modern way. In combination with black, creative highlights are created that go beyond the boundaries of any category.
Combined with gold or brass, black looks particularly elegant. It is therefore not surprising that small chandeliers are used as additional interior designers in many styles, such as Skandi, to enhance the interior.
Many chandeliers present the light source openly, as was the case with the real wax candles of historical chandeliers. Today, LED lamps are the first choice among artificial light sources. LED lamps are particularly worthwhile for multi-flame chandeliers due to their long service life and energy savings of up to 90 % compared to incandescent lamps. This saves money and protects the environment.
In terms of light quality, a warm white light colour of less than 3,300 Kelvin and a high CRI index from Ra 80 and the typical candle shape or windblast\ look should be ensured.
Despite numerous modern shapes, the open, candle-like light source can also be found in most black chandeliers.
An E14 candle-shaped light source with LED filament technology is the most commonly used light source for chandeliers.
As a representative room element, the chandelier is always hung in such a way that it is in the field of vision, but at the same time does not restrict movement or visibility.
This means that the chandelier leaves a gap of 60-80 cm above a table top. Hanging freely in the room, on the other hand, the chandelier is hung so high that it is easy to walk underneath. This corresponds to a distance of at least 200 cm from the floor.
For stylistic reasons, for example in the case of smaller chandeliers above a living room table, the height can of course be selected according to taste.
Large rooms are ideal for expansive chandeliers. With the right distance from the floor, visual enjoyment and ease of movement are guaranteed in equal measure.
Chandeliers are real eye-catchers. In the dining room, however, they should not obstruct the view of the person sitting opposite you at the dining table or cause a risk of bumping.
Countless interior constellations allow the free placement of black chandeliers, especially with smaller models above side tables in the living room, for example.
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