Laura Ashley Chandeliers

Traditional / Classic:

Traditional styled chandeliers are defined by having smooth scrolling and symmetrically curved arms. However they may also feature classic bell shaped shades.

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Contemporary / Modern:

Contemporary Chandeliers will generally feature hard lines and bright finishes such as nickels and silvers.

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Tuscan:

Tuscan chandeliers generally will be available in bronze and other dark finishes. They usually feature sweeping arms that often end in a smooth curling fashion.

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Transitional:

Transitional chandeliers generally share attributes of classic and contemporary chandeliers. They will usually be offered in multiple finishes ranging from chrome and other light finishes to blacks and bronze tones.

Narrowing by Finish

Because there are so many unique finishes offered by the manufacturers we carry, we have grouped them into common tones to more easily allow you to find the finish you're looking for.

Ambient Lighting

Ambient Light is designed to splay light in all directions and is usually good for close to ceiling applications.

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Down Lighting

Down Lighting directs light downwards by using open bottom shades to minimize the amount of light that is projected upwards towards the ceiling.

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Up / Down Lighting

Up / Down Lighting chandeliers generally will have bulbs on the arms and either a bowl or another light source in the center of the fixture. These chandeliers are good for installation in open areas where light is helpful in both directions such as near a staircase.

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Up Lighting

Up Lighting is a common type of chandelier and although the light is being directed upwards will still provide ample illumination for many applications. Some manufacturers offer chandeliers in both up lighting and down lighting styles.

Chandelier Height

The height of the chandelier is determined by the distance of the lowest point of the fixture to the point at which the chain connects to the fixture.

Chandelier Width

The width of the bathroom fixture is determined by the distance from the furthest reaching outside left point to the furthest reaching outside right point.