Nature Inspired Modern Chandeliers

Nature Inspired Chandelier

Nature is all around us, so it makes sense to invite it indoors as well. Chandeliers are typically extravagant and elaborate pieces that command attention in a room. Nature chandeliers typically have a shape or touch of nature in their design. This can include the fractal shape of tree branches, splitting into a symmetrical view as lights sit on each end. Some chandeliers can be shaped like an animal, such as containing wings of a bird or leaves from a plant or tree. This look is inherently inviting with humanity’s connection and relationship to nature, and when placed in the home is a simple way to make friends and family feel welcome the moment they step into the room.

Chandeliers can be placed in a grand entryway or foyer where they’ll be the first thing seen when entering the home. In a formal dining room, they can be mounted above the table, providing a full glow to the surrounding space while drawing attention to itself with the intricate details found throughout it. Chandeliers can also be a cozy option above a smaller kitchen table, bringing a full and warm glow to more casual meals. Overall, the type of chandelier will vary. Many chandeliers are impressive and elegant, but some are simple and subtle. Either way, nature is brought into the home in an inviting and fashionable way.

Other Considerations

When picking a piece for the home, size and style are the two most important factors to consider. Ensure the space chosen for the chandelier works well by measuring the height and width of the piece and the space, and check the cord length to make sure it can hang as far down as desired. When a nature chandelier is picked out and the home needs more, consider adding tropical pendant lighting and tropical floor lamps. Similar to nature style, tropical pieces present a specific type of nature – one that brings images of the jungle or beach to the home for a cozy and warm experience. For any chandelier placed outside (a little nature in nature), check the location rating to see if it is wet or damp, meaning it can be directly placed in contact with water or merely in the same area as water, but never contacting.