Globe Chandeliers

Why We Love Globe Chandeliers

Round, curving objects give off a calming sense of serenity. The same is true for light sources that feature one or more spheres, like these stunning globe chandeliers. Whether one single globe or a series of orbs, these light fixtures carry an elegance all their own. These lights range from quite simple to fairly dramatic with many styles and choices in between, allowing you to effortlessly match a globe light to your room's existing décor. The construction of the individual lights makes it possible for light to spread beautifully through the room, reaching all corners and areas as you have intended.

Popular Globe Chandeliers for Any Space

Ornate glass and crystal chandeliers remain a beautiful statement in traditional spaces but for those looking to add a chandelier to a contemporary room, there are some pretty impressive alternatives. Aside from globe-style chandeliers, other modern options include indoor/outdoor drum chandeliers suspended from multiple cables with shades that range in size from 18 to 43 inches in diameter. Additionally, many rectangular chandeliers are available and feature symmetrical bases that support multiple brightly lit glass globes for the perfect combination of sleek and modern style. Lamping options include energy-efficient and long-lasting LED modules and bulbs as well as incandescent lamps, and traditional CFL bulbs.

Today's modern glass globe chandeliers come in so many different sizes, types, and colors, it can be hard to narrow it down to just one. The most popular globe and circular chandeliers add visual interest to contemporary spaces with multiple hand-blown glass globes, incandescent lamping, and striking globe finishes ranging from smoke to opaque frosted glass. Supported by geometric bases and suspended from metallic downrods, the bestselling globe chandeliers are available with up to 21 globes for the ultimate design statement.

Other top-selling circular chandlers include a futuristic suspension available in 3 neutral finishes including gloss white, soft gold, and vintage platinum with a bright 3000K color temperature LED module. Another popular choice among circular chandeliers is a beautiful pendant with multiple floating circular and candelabra bulbs available in 7 coordinating canopy and socket finishes like burnished steel and gloss white that match existing furniture and decorative accessories. Top circular chandelier models also feature integrated or optional ELV dimmers for total customization.

How to Choose the Best Globe Chandelier

When choosing lighting features for your home, the first step is often to narrow down the most appropriate size for the fixture. Pay careful mind to the measurements when choosing your lights. Globe lights come in many shapes and sizes, from pendant style globes to linear suspension style hardware elements adorned with brilliant balls of light. Many of the globe chandeliers available feature exquisite details such as decorative hand-cut patterns and strung crystals for a touch of delicate beauty. As you review your options in shape, style and overall lighting output, don't forget to consider the color scheme and how it will impact the mood of the room. Choose stainless hardware to blend into the room a bit for an understated look and feel or select black or dark hardware for a more commanding appearance. If you have any questions about the globe ceiling light fixtures featured here, please call our lighting experts at 877.445.4486.

Other Considerations

The lighting options you choose for the home have a direct impact on your daily life. If you like the style of large globe chandeliers, you may also enjoy inverted pendants, which offer a similar curvature in their designs. Inverted pendants, often described as bowl chandeliers, cast a wash of light up on the ceiling you will love. Or consider a globe pendant light for similar shape and style as the chandeliers found here. Wall sconces and uplights add their own touch of flair to your home, creating a layered lighting system that enhances the mood as well as the home's available lighting. And finally, consider placing any ceiling light you choose on the a dimmer switch to set the mood in your rooms.