Chandeliers are undoubtedly the most luxurious and beautiful lighting solution. The simplest interiors can be transformed immediately when enriched with a chandelier.
They recall vintage extravagance and older times, and among many available designs, this goes by far the most for candle chandeliers.
If you were planning to add depth and an antique appeal to your interior with a candelabra, keep reading for inspiration.
1. Promote the Antique Appeal
The thing that undoubtedly makes us excited about candle chandeliers is their antique appeal.
They remind us of the olden days when people wore elegant suits all the time and met up to waltz. Choose a rich and large candle chandelier to bring this vibe into your own home.
Either a gold or silver chandelier will do the job, though personally, I’d be more inclined to choose the gold.
2. A Splash of Color
Perhaps Antique is going too far back into the past for you?
In that case, consider something a bit closer to home. An unusual, vintage chandelier in a fun color may just be the right choice for you.
3. The Crystal Candelabra
The classic of all classics is the rich crystal candelabra.
It’s a lighting solution that fits equally well in vintage, modern, or farmhouse interiors.
4. Pure Romance: Candles & Flowers
A lovely chandelier like this is a true refreshment to have in your space.
It brings the vibe of freshness, romance, and style to any room. Though real candles make this lighting solution look wonderful, artificial candle look-alikes are a safer choice to consider.
5. Modern Witch Vibe
The first thing that came to mind when I saw this chandelier was levitation.
Consider something similar for your own home to give it a witchy appeal.
6. The Best of Both Worlds
Do you want a classic piece that’s also simple and modern? Here it is.
This type of candle chandelier is a great choice for many different interior styles, as well as for homeowners who like to keep it moderate.
7. Blue Elegance
Crystal chandeliers will reflect the surrounding colors just fine, though if you wish to amp it up, get yourself the candle chandelier with colored crystals.
8. A Touch of Farmhouse
Tall ceilings and wrought iron elements are some of the key traits of the farmhouse interior design style.
Choose a wrought candle chandelier to promote this style in your own home.
9. Dark Candelabra
Darker chandeliers have the potential to bring a heavier, stronger historical appeal to the interior.
They’re ideal for vintage and gothic spaces.
10. A Breath of Elegance in a Rustic Interior
The above rustic kitchen has been enriched with a beautifully elegant candle chandelier.
Paired with the wood panels all across the ceiling, it also stands out more and provides the room with an ample amount of contrast.
11. Regal Style In Your Bathroom
What’s better than a bubble bath with a glass of wine and a view? A bubble bath with a luxury candle chandelier right above.
Highly stylized bathrooms are all the rage right now, and introducing an elegant chandelier into the mix can help you obtain one for yourself.
12. Japandi Blend
Turns out candle chandeliers aren’t all about crystals and old-school elegance.
This japandi candelabra is the ideal blend of absolute simplicity and unique design.
13. Part of the Contrast
The above living room is a shocking display of contrast. The frame of the room is dark and antique, while the seating area in the middle is absolutely modern.
The candle chandelier supports the ongoing contrast by adding additional elegance to the space.
14. The Forest Chandelier
The sheer size of the above chandelier is impressive, but its intricate design is something else.
It looks like an assortment of branches joined with the leaf design which fits perfectly into the maximalist interior in the background.
15. Colorful Candles Make All the Difference
Usually, the part of the candle chandelier we pay the least attention to is the candles themselves!
However, a creative twist on the chandelier in the form of colorful candles can go a long way.
16. The Snake Chandelier
What I love the most about antique decor and furniture is the originality and the intricate designs we seldom come by nowadays.
For instance, the above candle chandelier sports a unique Medusa vibe that adds so much dimension to the room.
17. Perfect for the Countryside Interiors
A beautiful countryside kitchen and dining room like the above one would benefit enough from a regular nice chandelier, though not as much as it does from the intricate candelabra.
18. The Importance of a Ceiling Medallion
Not to be a perfectionist, but the epitome of an elegant chandelier deserves to be installed into the ceiling with all the care and precision possible.
The common issue with various types of ceiling lights is that cables can often show which hinders the aesthetic of the room.
That’s where a ceiling medallion comes in. It successfully conceals the installation while also matching the elegance of the chandelier itself.
19. Consider the Length
Although tall ceilings are quite popular once more, your average home isn’t likely to have one.
That’s why it’s important to consider the size and length of your chandelier. As wonderful as it is, you don’t want to have a safety hazard in your home.
In Conclusion
Candelabras are an even more elegant subset of your classic chandeliers. They are a great way to introduce a historical and vintage touch to your interior.
They’re quite pricey, so try to check out more budget-friendly options such as thrift stores, flea markets, and garage sales.
