Traditional elegance gets a fresh new look with the Clarendon 3-Tier Chandelier by Hinkley Lighting. The simple cage design has a steel frame with graceful curves rounding out the silhouette that let it shine from every direction. A classic lantern shade updated by a contemporary candelabra, this is a transitional ceiling fixture that's perfect to hang in dining areas, foyers or living spaces.

The Corinne 9-Light Chandelier from Feiss uses reflective embellishments throughout its circular construction to catch the light and showcase its pleasing shape. Wide curved metal segments joined at the top and bottom, are lined on its inward facing surface with inlaid crystal, making for a subtle change in material. Silhouettes of the lamps and their respective bases create a sharp angular contrast against the curved shade. Its shimmering ambient lighting and interesting dimensional quality make it an ideal piece in open living spaces.

The Fulton Foyer Chandelier by Hinkley Lighting is an interior lighting piece built to supply the immediate application space with a soft and ambient style of illumination. The fixture resembles an open caged design, with no glass panels covering the four incandescent lamps within. The candelabra lamps themselves are supported by an inner frame that supports the lamps in a square, upright position. This fixture is best suited for lobbies, entryways, foyers, and dining areas.

The Keeley Calle Chandelier by Minka-Lavery captures attention as well as the essence of industrial chic. Perfect for modern farmhouse, contemporary or transitional interiors, it features a metal caged shade in a painted finish contrasted by gleaming hardware. The suspension rod can be adjusted to the desired height during installation above a living space, dining table or foyer. Compatible with dimmable bulbs, this ceiling fixture provides ambient, task and accent lighting in a room.

The Clarendon Small Chandelier by Hinkley Lighting is a contemporary lighting piece built with minimal flair and warm, ambient lighting. The fixture’s sports a steel framework that’s crafted into a rectangular design with a cage-like accent on top. Each face of the cage utilizes a panel of clear glass, allowing the 3 internal lamping sources to provide a soft and diffused style of light. The piece can be placed in areas like living rooms, lobbies, entryways and foyers.

Fulton 3357 Chandelier is innovative with minimalist sleekness. A chandelier with edge, the Fulton's vintage industrial style beautifully arranges a cluster of airy tapered cages that are constructed without glass. Within are 7 sockets ideal for vintage filament bulbs for a true modern industrial look.

The Astrid Chandelier by Hinkley Lighting is an interior lighting piece built with heavy influences of geometry and minimalism. The fixture’s framework is made entirely from steel, allowing its open-air cage-like design to stand out as a focal point in home décor with sleek and chic style. The fixture also utilizes an inner light cluster built with the illusion that they are suspended inside the cage. The piece is best suited for conference rooms, entryways, and dining spaces.

Mid-century charm exudes from the Minka-Lavery Liege 6-Light Chandelier. A variety of finishes are available, each of which complement the soothing glow produced from the light sources in their own distinctive manner. Its transitional style is also characterized by an intricately-crafted frame that coordinates with traditional and contemporary décor schemes, making this chandelier ideal for a dining room or living room.

The Gannet Chandelier by Feiss features a classic lantern silhouette with a rustic touch that blends well in traditional and farmhouse style homes. This open geometric frame is supported with iron arms. A long stem runs through the center and holds the candelabra bases. When illuminated, the bulbs deliver direct, warm lighting all around. This chandlier is mounted to the ceiling with a round canopy at the other end of the central stem. A standard incandescent dimmer (sold separately) helps control the intensity of light to create a customized ambiance.

Hampton features decorative etched glass acrylic bottom lenses. Available in antique nickel, buckeye bronze or brushed bronze finishes with off-white linen hard-back shades.

Highlighted by an open-air construction, the Thayer Chandelier from Feiss modernizes the long-established contours of the traditional lantern with sleek, yet, subtle metal segments. Delineating the hood of the piece are crossing and arching lines whose center point anchors the lamping below. Its edges taper slightly giving the structure a nice angular quality. A group of candle-style lamp holders is elegantly ordered at the center, with candelabra bulbs stylized and elegant glow penetrates out.

The Carousel Chandelier by Hubbardton Forge is a strikingly minimal interior lighting piece that utilizes the utmost in its building materials to create a focal piece in home décor lighting. The fixture utilizes a diamond-shaped metallic apparatus that surrounds the candelabra-style incandescent lamping (not included) and allows the piece to radiant even amounts of warm, ambient lighting. The piece is best suited for use in areas like conference rooms, entryways, and dining spaces.

The Abbotswell Chandelier by Kichler is characterized by its clean lines and old-world charm, allowing it to make an intriguing transitional statement. The distinct open cage design is formed by the intersection of three pentagon bars, which enclose the central candelabra. Its warm, incandescent light emits a delicate glow that plays attractively with the stark steel arms of its caged “shade.” A tapered geometric hook attaches the fixture from its adjustable chain suspension.

The Criterium 6-Light Chandelier by Minka-Lavery infuses a room's décor with newfound energy. Featuring a trio of metal rings, it suggests the structure of an atom or the orbital paths of celestial bodies closely intertwined. Each ring sports its own distinct finish, creating a collection of aged and textured aesthetics that blend seamlessly into interior design motifs from vintage to modern. At the 'nucleus' of the chandelier, 6 lamp holders provide ample light with assertiveness.

With a powerful presence and elegant aesthetics, the Desmond Open Oval Lantern from Visual Comfort showcases the rich beauty a simple design can create. Its slender silhouette features an oval, cage-like appearance the contains the candelabras within, which are lined in a neat row on either side of a central hub. Its transitional design allows it to blend in with a wide range of established motifs and decors seamlessly. The finish on the metal construction is “living,” which means each individual product will develop its own unique patterns as it patinas over time.

The Gannet 2-Tier Chandelier by Feiss brings home the charming spirit of rustic farmhouse styling and plentiful illumination. Its lantern-style open frame exposes the 2-tiered swooping candelabra lamp holders in the center. This geometrical structure is anchored with multiple short arms converging at the top and is suspended from the ceiling with a circular ceiling canopy and long stem. The contrasting tones and the direct, warm glow emitted by the incandescent lamps (not included) create a dramatic ambiance in any interior setting.

Classic elegance radiates from the Liege 12-Light Chandelier by Minka-Lavery. Its matte black frame is highlighted by striking polished nickel accents, while the candle-inspired light sources deliver a lustrous ambience. Hang this chandelier in a dining area or living room and its contemporary style will elevate any surrounding décor arrangement.

The Hinkley Euclid 2 Tier Chandelier has a bold yet sleek look which can be placed in any modern living or dining room. Its 8 exposed candelabra bulbs will illuminate even the darkest of rooms, making this statement piece truly shine. Its 8 exposed bulbs are caged in a steel frame, crafted in a spherical shape and finished in a warm Cement Grey or Spanish Bronze.

The Theory Chandelier by Hinkley Lighting combines mid-century aesthetics with modern appeal. Geometric shapes are intermingled throughout to create a sculptural quality that easily captures the eye. It is effortlessly paired with vintage bulbs (sold separately) which can be seen through the woven metal frame, allowing light to shine through in a luminous pattern. The aged zinc finish is accented by brass for a rustic, old-world feel that easily coordinates with shabby chic, mid-century or industrial decor themes. This light is ideally suited for dining rooms, entryways, or kitchens.

The Samural Chandelier by Kichler combines bold lines with classic chandelier accents to create a modern fixture for contemporary homes. Two steel discs containing vertical bars intersect to form an orb shape, surrounding the central candelabra. Incandescent bulbs perch inside their orbed cage, emitting a warm and even illumination for an inviting quality. A unique piece with adaptable placement options, it is ideal for application above dining tables or smaller foyers.

The Criterium Chandelier by Minka-Lavery excites a room's décor to a higher state of energy. Featuring a 6-light 'nucleus' surrounded by orbital rings reminiscent of electrons or celestial bodies, this design appeals to the academic as well as the fashion-forward observer. Each ring's finish is subtly different from the others, varying between smooth brushed metal and a hammered surface for handsome contrast and vintage-inspired visual appeal.

The humble circle is nature's most perfect shape – and an equally perfect foundation for the Orson Chandelier by Hinkley Lighting. This well-rounded fixture is based on twin crossed rings, each sporting its own duo of parallel hoops ensconced within. The chandelier's lights can be found at the centers of these interior rings, making halos of their enclosures. It looks stylish when fitted with globe-style lamps to complete the motif, or with an alternative shape to add intriguing contrast.

The Bohemia Kika Crystal Chandelier by Justice Design Group mesmerizes onlookers with beautiful light shining through an extraordinary frame. Bohemia Crystal makes up the segmented shade, with curving pieces forming evocative patterns around the central bulb. Each Crystal rod starts at the midpoint, creating a cage around the light before twisting out into the surrounding space. With so many curved edges to highlight and reflect off, the passing glow becomes incredibly layered and delivers tremendous ambiance. A slender band of Metal provides support and a subtle accent, making the Crystal structure even more striking. The Kika’s open design allows light to flow freely while emphasizing the beauty of the Crystal, making this chandelier an impressive statement piece for modern dining rooms and kitchens.

The Beckett Chandelier by Hinkley Lighting brings the unique historical vibe of both the Industrial and Restoration movements, creating an appealing old-fashioned style with the best of contemporary construction. The bulbs are housed within a Steel Mesh cage, with accents made of Metal and Wood for an authentically ancient aesthetic. The Iron Rust finish contributes further to the aesthetic, and customers are given a choice of bulb quantity, providing them with flexibility in the piece’s spread.

Packed full of appealing symmetry, the Bar None Eight Light Chandelier by Varaluz leaves no detail overlooked in its modern design. Undersized rectangles make up the circular pattern overhead, each section carefully crafted out of Hand-Forged Recycled Steel. The body features both sharp angles and smooth curves, emphasizing the overall geometry and spacing of the piece. Small bulbs sit within the rectangular cages, stationed evenly to create useful general lighting. While the Bar None has an understated appearance, swivel loops make the chandelier customizable and add versatility to the chandelier. Between its stylish charm and subtle structuring, the Bar None brings excellent lighting and an intriguing aesthetic touch to any contemporary space.

Madeira Chandelier was designed in 2017, and is made in the Philippines. Crafted using hunks of charred wood for a unique look and feel, the Madeira chandelier from Varaluz is a look unlike any other. This centerpiece item is framed in hand-crafted iron that uses recycled materials and is finished in a rustic gold tone that shimmers and accentuates both the charred tones and the vintage Edison bulb lamping. Madeira emits a handsomely bright and warm glow that, in concert with its tall profile, makes it a great look for entryways, dining rooms, and more.

The Crosby Linear Suspension by Kichler adds an air of sophistication and class to a kitchen, dining room, living room, or even entryway. This minimalist piece features 5 lights with a candelabra base, dimmable with a standard incandescent dimmer. Surrounding these lights is a rectangular steel cage with modern, clean lines. This fixture contains a rectangular shaped canopy to match the cage and has a 36” inch down rod.