<div id="" style="" class="" data-br-widget-id="ylighting-620"><div class="intro-copy" itemprop="description"> <div itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/WebPage"> <h2 itemprop="alternativeHeadline">Create a Well-Designed Space with Antique Copper Pendant Lighting</h2> <p>When choosing the perfect pendant lighting of your modern residential or commercial interiors, the vast range of contemporary pendant fixtures available can make it hard to narrow it down to just one. Regardless of the style of the intended installation space, there are so many sizes, lighting types, and finishes that work well in décor style ranging from ultramodern to traditional. To create a professionally-designed space, antique copper pendant lighting is a versatile choice that goes with just about any décor style.</p> <h2 itemprop="alternativeHeadline">Best-Selling Antique Copper Pendants</h2> <p>Finding the perfect copper pendant lighting for your space starts with considering the features of the room where you plan to install the fixture. Draw inspiration from the existing furniture and decorative accessories. In spaces dominated by neutral décor, antique copper pendants are the ideal way to add interest without overpowering the space. Understanding how modern pendant lighting options work with your room’s dominant styles is the key to finding a fixture that is both attractive and functional.</p> <p>Top-selling antique copper pendants share several design features that make it easy to incorporate these fixtures into your space. Today’s contemporary copper pendants work well in both industrial and minimalist interiors characterized by an understated look that makes the gleaming copper finishes stand out more. Aside from copper finishes, today’s modern pendants are available in various finishes like oil rubbed bronze, antique nickel, and aged zinc. For spaces that would look better with neutral lighting, choose from top-selling <a href="https://www.ylighting.com/b/antique-brass-pendant-lights" itemprop="url">antique brass pendant lights</a> that look amazing in minimalist spaces or those dominated by brighter furnishings.</p> <p>Pendants are well-loved for their compact profiles that make them easy to install in a variety of locations. Kitchens are a common installation location for antique copper <a href="https://www.ylighting.com/led-pendant-lights/" itemprop="url">LED pendant lights</a> and today's&nbsp;bestsellers combine sophisticated style and practice that is essential in a modern kitchen. Other bestsellers in this category feature energy-efficient LED lamping, field-cuttable cable or adjustable metallic downrods, and most models include full installation kits to make it easier to bring hardwired fixtures into your space.</p> <p>For spaces with ample square footage or those with sloped or vaulted ceilings, choose popular or <a href="https://www.ylighting.com/pendant-lighting/copper/" itemprop="url">copper pendant lighting</a> specifically designed for hard-to-light areas. Bigger copper pendants from a larger collection of coordinating fixtures that includes <a href="https://www.ylighting.com/chandeliers/copper/" itemprop="url">copper chandeliers</a>, <a href="https://www.ylighting.com/b/antique-copper-wall-sconces" itemprop="url">antique copper wall sconces</a>, and portables like table and floor lamps. For even more customization, look for copper or bronze ceiling lighting with multiple lights that incorporate electronic low voltage (ELV) or TRIAC dimming.</p> <h2 itemprop="alternativeHeadline">Other Considerations</h2> <p>Aside from aesthetic and installation considerations, there are some other things to consider when shopping for the right copper pendant lighting for your space. all ceiling fixtures should abide by generalized installation guidelines to ensure safety for hanging fixtures like chandeliers and pendants, the drop height will largely depend on the ceiling height and dimensions of the intended installation space. As a general rule, fixtures hanging pendants over a table or countertop should be between 28 to 36 inches over these surfaces. For open areas like grand foyers and corridors, the bottom edge of the ceiling fixtures should be 60 to 70 inches above the floor. For a stress-free installation experience, seek assistance from a qualified electrician.</p> </div> </div> </div>