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Art Deco Chandelier, 31.5-Inch Gold Living Room Chandelier with 16 Lights and Tiered Stone Panels

Art Deco Chandelier, 31.5-Inch Gold Living Room Chandelier with 16 Lights and Tiered Stone Panels

4.8 14 reviews
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$2,842.00
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Item details Materials, dimensions, what is in the box

Art Deco chandelier with tiered stone panels, a gold-finished iron frame, and 16 lamp positions gives a living room a defined ceiling centerpiece. At 31.5 inches across, this living room chandelier suits a seating area where a smaller fixture would feel visually lost. Its round, layered shape also makes it an option above a dining table, where the fixture can anchor the furniture arrangement.

Before choosing, compare the 31.5-inch diameter with your seating layout or tabletop, and check ceiling clearance against the full installed drop. The stated fixture height is 21.7 inches; confirm the total hanging height before planning placement in a low-ceiling room or walkway. Choose compatible bulbs for your preferred light and mood; bulbs are not included.

This hardwired stone chandelier comes with a ceiling canopy, chain, mounting hardware, and installation instructions. Professional installation by a licensed electrician is recommended. Confirm the destination-compatible socket and voltage requirements before ordering.

Specifications

Material Stone panels and iron frame
Finish and Style Gold finish; tiered Art Deco design
Dimensions 31.5 in diameter × 21.7 in high (80 × 55 cm)
Lamp Positions 16
Electrical AC 110–240V; destination-dependent E12 socket options
Installation Hardwired ceiling mount; professional installation by a licensed electrician recommended
In the Box Chandelier frame, stone panels, ceiling canopy, chain, mounting hardware, and installation instructions
Bulbs Not included

What problem does it solve?

This living room chandelier addresses a bare ceiling or a fixture that feels undersized above your seating. As a sitting room chandelier, its 31.5-inch width and stone tiers establish a focal point. The round tiered chandelier offers a gold-finished alternative to a black chandelier for living room decor.

When comparing a modern chandelier for living room seating with contemporary chandeliers for living room spaces, consider shape and scale. A large chandelier for living room use should complement your furniture; a big living room chandelier is not automatically a better fit than a small chandelier for living room layouts. Check the full hanging drop before choosing a chandelier for high ceiling living room placement. This chandelier light for living room use addresses decorative lighting, not airflow like a chandelier with fan for living room seating. When comparing chandelier lamps for dining rooms, measure your tabletop before selecting a ceiling chandelier for living room or dining placement.

The problem in numbers

  • US households spent an average of $91 on lighting in 2020. (U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2023)
  • US households used an average of 654 kilowatt-hours of electricity for lighting in 2020. (U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2023)
  • 47% of US households used LED bulbs for all or most of their indoor lighting in 2020. (U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2023)

Lighting contributes to household electricity use, so bulb selection matters alongside the look of a room. This chandelier provides a tiered stone focal point with separately purchased bulbs; its energy use depends on the compatible bulbs you choose and how long you run them, not its decorative design.

Why choose this one?

Choose this front room chandelier for its tiered stone panels, gold-finished iron frame, and 16 lamp positions. The chandelier cascade creates a layered outline rather than the rounded silhouette you might seek in an art deco globe chandelier. Its gold finish also offers a different palette from a modern black chandelier for dining room decor.

If you’re considering a luxury chandelier for living room seating, compare the actual materials, dimensions, and included components. Here, you receive the canopy, chain, mounting hardware, and installation instructions alongside the frame and panels. At 31.5 inches across, it deserves careful comparison with small living room light fixtures before you commit. When considering a modern chandelier for high ceiling living room placement, confirm the full hanging drop with your installer. Bulbs are purchased separately, and professional installation by a licensed electrician is recommended.

What exactly do you get?

Your family room chandelier arrives with a gold-finished iron frame, tiered stone panels, ceiling canopy, chain, mounting hardware, and installation instructions. The single available configuration has 16 lamp positions and measures 31.5 inches across by 21.7 inches high (80 × 55 cm). The panels attach to the frame to form its layered Art Deco silhouette.

For shoppers comparing art deco chandeliers for sale, these included components help clarify what to budget for separately: compatible bulbs and professional installation by a licensed electrician. If you want an elegant chandelier for living room seating, compare its width with your furniture arrangement. If you’re considering large dining room lights instead, check the diameter against your table and confirm the complete installed drop before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.

Where would this chandelier work in my home?

Start with a living room seating area that needs a defined overhead focal point. This art deco chandelier has a round, tiered body that can also be considered above a dining table, provided its width and installed hanging height suit the space.

How large is the chandelier?

It measures 31.5 inches in diameter by 21.7 inches high (80 × 55 cm). Before choosing this living room chandelier, compare those dimensions with your furniture layout and confirm the complete installed drop, including the suspension.

Is this suitable for a low ceiling?

Check the complete installed hanging height before choosing it for a low ceiling. The body is 21.7 inches high, so this sitting room chandelier needs careful clearance planning, particularly where people walk underneath.

What materials and finish does it have?

It combines stone panels with a gold-finished iron frame. This art deco chandelier uses layered panels to create its tiered silhouette, making its material and shape part of the room’s focal point.

How many bulbs does it take, and are they included?

The fixture has 16 lamp positions, and bulbs are purchased separately. For this living room chandelier, confirm the destination-compatible socket configuration before selecting your bulbs; E12 socket options are available depending on destination.

What comes in the box?

You receive the chandelier frame, stone panels, ceiling canopy, chain, mounting hardware, and installation instructions. To complete this front room chandelier installation, you will need compatible bulbs purchased separately.

Does it plug into an outlet?

No, it uses a hardwired ceiling connection. Professional installation by a licensed electrician is recommended for this art deco chandelier, so plan for installation rather than an outlet-based setup.

What voltage does it use?

The stated electrical range is AC 110–240V, with regional electrical options available. Before ordering this living room chandelier, confirm your required voltage and destination-compatible socket configuration.

Will it give my room warm or cool light?

Choose compatible bulbs with the light color you prefer. Because bulbs are purchased separately, this sitting room chandelier lets you make that choice rather than arriving with a fixed bulb color.

How should I compare it with simpler ceiling fixtures?

Choose this art deco chandelier when you want a layered stone centerpiece rather than a simple shade or exposed-bulb outline. Compare its 31.5-inch diameter and full installed drop with your room before deciding that the more substantial shape is the right fit.

How do I judge whether it will fit above my dining table?

Compare the 31.5-inch diameter with your tabletop and check the planned hanging height. This art deco chandelier has a round body, so consider how that shape relates to your table rather than choosing by room size alone.

Reviews

4.8
14 ratings

The markings make it interesting

The pale drops have those cloudy gray and beige-looking markings that I really like. A completely plain white version would not have the same appeal for me.

Christopher Allen · 2 weeks ago

A little old-fashioned in a good way

The chain, warm metal and overlapping drops have the decorative feel I like in older lighting designs. The pale colors make it easy to picture with simpler furniture.

Rachel Cooper · 3 months ago

Such a lovely cascade

The layers narrowing down to the bottom are what caught my attention. I like a chandelier with a clear overall shape, even when there are lots of individual pieces.

Emily Warren · 1 week ago

A living room focal point

I picture this with a simple sofa and a low wood coffee table. The chandelier would be the decorative part, so I would not want lots of competing patterns around it.

Samantha Price · 4 weeks ago

Check the full hanging height

The cascading shape is beautiful. I would look at the full drop, including the chain, before deciding on a spot. The lower tiers are a big part of the design.

Jonathan Hayes · 1 month ago

Love the rounded ends

The long drops remind me of petals. I like that softer outline with the thin gold-toned frame. It has a dressy look without lots of pointed crystals.

Melissa Brooks · 1 month ago

Nice detail at the top

I like being able to see the curved supports above the hanging pieces. They add a little structure without taking over the whole design.

Robert Collins · 1 month ago

Warm neutrals are my thing

Cream, pale gray and warm metal are exactly the colors I keep saving for our living room. This brings those tones together in a pretty way.

Amanda Sullivan · 2 months ago

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