Bamboo Chandeliers
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Globes of light pop from a bamboo-like frame, giving the Robert Abbey Meurice Rectangular Chandelier designed by Jonathan Adler retro distinction with Hollywood Regency quality. Available in three classic finish options. Complement with the Meurice Wall Sconce for ultra chic allure.
Rustic and weathered for extra character. The Round Wooden Chandelier by Capital Lighting offers a distinct farmhouse aesthetic that will add intrigue to any space in the home. Its handcrafted ring-shaped base is comprised of reclaimed wood that is hand-finished, making each fixture unique. Lining the top of the ring is a metal accent, which supports the series of candle holders and bulbs that emit a warm, ambient glow. This fixture is ideal for adding a fresh, industrial element to kitchens, dining rooms, or living rooms.
Layered and dynamic, the Country Estates Chandelier by Minka Lavery is a smooth mix of metal and wood that casts an even layer of light on spaces within your home. Shining through clear seeded glass cylinders, an arrangement of visible candelabras is set around a sun-faded wooden halo. Supported and accented by a vertically set metal circle and smooth arms, this chandelier blends some rustic flair with a geometrical aesthetic that lends a warm and welcoming touch wherever it is placed.
Putting the modern in Modern Farmhouse. The Telan Mini Chandelier by Kichler presents a clean and refined spin on the ever popular rustic style. The ring of white washed wood is complemented with shiny metalwork and clear glass shades. Three bulbs illuminate from around the wooden frame, reminiscent of candlelight yet with a contemporary and minimal spin. Due to its smaller size, this fixture is ideal for use in a bedroom, entryway or even a bathroom to enhance the space with a rustic touch.
Forward-thinking style meets the warmth and charm of yesteryear. Featuring aged faux wood and antiqued metal hardware, the Viewpoint 8-Light Chandelier by Quoizel bridges generations to create a winning look for any era of décor. Its ultra-modern lines and angles enclose 8 visible bulbs, allowing this chandelier to be customized by fitting different lamp styles of your choosing.
A new tradition. The Shire 5-Light Chandelier by Quoizel offers pared-down contemporary elements with touches of classic charm. The sturdy steel framework is done in a faux wood finish and accented by antiqued metal hardware for the perfect mix of minimalism and rustic-modern influences. With curved candelabra arms and bobeches around the outside, this transitional ceiling fixture looks simply elegant suspended above a dining table or seating area.
Basking in brilliant charm. A cozy living space becomes even cozier with the Lounge 5-Light Chandelier by Quoizel. This mixed-media design features a handsome combination of wood, metal and glass, exuding a sense of rustic luxury akin to a lavish ski resort or a sophisticated mountain lodge. Natural wood grain, seeded glass and an antiqued metal finish create a kaleidoscope of textural intrigue.
Mixed materials employed to the fullest. Featuring a combination of brushed nickel and acacia wood finishes, the Montrose Chandelier by Eglo is all about bringing together the unexpected. This chandelier embraces a similar sense of duality through its very shape, combining graceful curves and straight vertical segments with assertive radial symmetry to complement any interior design.
An intriguing look with a laidback tropical flavor. The Carayes Chandelier, designed by Martyn Lawrence Bullard for Corbett Lighting brings a sunny outlook to a dining room, foyer, living room or bedroom. Juxtaposed against the Stainless steel chain, candelabra lighting base and rim, hand-cut pieces of Rattan form a dome-shaped shade giving this chandelier its refined artisan appeal. Inline with the designer’s penchant for creating a design that influences the feeling of a space by how it emits light, the fixture installs with upward or downward facing candelabra bulbs. A union of various decorating styles, the transitional design provides accent lighting in both casual contemporary and formal traditional settings.
Light up your living spaces or foyer with the clean construction of Quorum International’s Alpine Chandelier. With a transitional mix of the rustic and industrial, this wood and metal fixture is solidly built to support a series of candelabra-style socketed lights. The main section is the wooden hoop that holds the light sockets, composed of flat sections joined at angular intersections and suspended via metal branches from a central hub encircled by a matching wood ring.
The Lofty 6-Light Chandelier by Varaluz offers a playful mixture of hand-forged materials such as steel and wood. Its design consists of a compact Recycled Steel candelabra which is surrounded by several wood arches. The exposed lamping within produces a warm, unfettered light that accentuates the fixture's shape and texture while illuminating the surrounding space.
The Lofty 2-Tier Foyer Chandelier by Varaluz flips rustic contemporary design on its head with a unique arrangement of hand-forged materials. Its unique design consists of two vertically opposing Recycled Steel candelabras that are surrounded by several wood arches. Together, the candelabras produce a warm, unfettered light that accentuates the fixture's shape and texture.
The David Trubridge Floral Pendant is a blooming geometric polyhedron inspired by nature. The natural bamboo components piece together a flower pattern in an open composition, allowing light to flood through. Keep a natural look or choose an interior color available in a variety of vibrant hues. The ambient light within casts geometric shadows around the fixture while also highlighting the grain of the bamboo or pop of color inside. Environmentally conscious, the fixture ships flat to reduce packaging and freighting to help preserve ocean and land environments, appropriate for the natural theme of the Floral Pendant.
The David Trubridge Design Kina Pendant is an enormous lighting fixture inspired by a diminutive sea creature. At more than five feet around, the Kina yet retains the shape and pattern evocative of a sea urchin's shell. It is made out of durable, warm bamboo components, pre-assembled with plastic clips.
The David Trubridge Koura Pendant is named after the Maori word for fresh water shrimp native to the rivers of New Zealand. Comprised of natural bamboo pieces in the shape of the same woven traps used for catching koura, the tear drop shape is elongated, as if being pulled out of water. The ambient light within casts geometric shadows around the fixture as well as highlighting the natural grain of the bamboo.
Let it snow. All year long. Designed during an art fellowship in Antartica (of course!), the David Trubridge Snowflake Pendant extends an exquisitely detailed filigreed pattern around the perimeter of its natural wood shade. Constructed from sustainable bamboo, the latticed geometric arrangement results in dazzling flurries of crystalline shadowing around the fixture.
Natural elements take center stage. A Bobina LED Linear Suspension by Eurofase contributes a sense of intrigue to a home décor. Featuring a duo of oval rings outfitted with LED bands that shine light onto the branch pieces being hosted inside, this chandelier illuminates with aesthetic appeal. It's a transitional ceiling fixture that looks equally fabulous whether mounted in a contemporary space or rustic cabin, and its dimmer compatible design offers added functionality.
Naturally stunning. Crafted by hand with coiled bamboo around elegant hardware, the Laguna Pendant by Regina Andrew Design elevates the style of any room while bringing its aesthetic down to earth. This pendant's imperfect hemispherical shape makes it an intriguing piece to admire, as much a part of your décor story as the furniture and trimmings beneath it.
The David Trubridge Belle Pendant expands on the illuminative potential of natural bamboo by examining how different wood finishes and forms can alter and create new lighting effects. A slight departure from Trubridge’s open composition lanterns, the overlapping ringlets of bamboo plywood connect closely together, allowing less visible light to escape from the exterior. A circular opening at the bottom provides sufficient down light in absence of the widespread ambient light. The natural finish filters more light through with a soft glow while the darker stain alters the character to something more enigmatic and mysterious.
Referencing the Maori identifier for fish traps (or hinaki) the David Trubridge Hinaki Pendant is a perfected and polished take on a longstanding New Zealand artisan craft. Retaining the principal profile, Trubridge substitutes his favored material medium of sustainable bamboo for woven vines, elevating a humble staple of Maori life into a contemporary and eco-friendly light fixture. Ships flat-packed and must be assembled onsite.
The David Trubridge Beau Pendant expands on the illuminative potential of natural bamboo by examining how different wood finishes and forms can alter and create new lighting effects. A slight departure from Trubridge’s open composition lanterns, the overlapping ringlets of bamboo plywood connect closely together, allowing less visible light to escape from the exterior. Handsome down light is enriched by the warm tone of the wood and is spread generously with the large shade, compensating for the obscured ambient light through the bamboo. The natural finish filters more light through with a soft glow while the darker stain alters the character to something more enigmatic and mysterious.
Inspired by the form of a birdcage, the Moooi Emperor Pendant yet allows the light it contains to continually escape. The intricately hand-woven bamboo rattan shade surrounds an internal glass diffuser, creating a distinctive pattern of light and shadow.
The Santa & Cole Nagoya Plug-In Pendant looks as if a bamboo mat was rolled in to a cylindrical shade, using laminwood as an effective diffuser for the interior light source. Using only wooden strips with a discreet metal structure, the shade is an honest expression of natural materials and simplicity. The plug-in installation provides versatile placement of the fixture without the need to hardwire in a fixed position.
A cap of comforting ambiance. Dress up your rooms with the chic and always delightful Vessel Chandelier from Cyan Design. The scale of the piece is unforgettable, accentuated by the slim contour of its wired suspension. Using time-honored techniques, each piece is hand-woven meticulously from strands of natural bamboo. In a wide spacious dome, fine bamboo envelops the space in a mesmerizing crisscrossing movement. A single bulb inside casts a wide, sweeping glow over everything below it. The resulting glow heightens the silhouette of the intricate cross-hatched design.
Why We Love Bamboo Chandeliers
Chandeliers are typically extremely elegant and luxurious fixtures, but bamboo chandeliers drop the pretenses and offer nothing but a bright, welcoming shine that feels comfortable and relaxed. That doesn’t mean that these lights aren’t refined, though. In fact, the delicate details of these bamboo style chandeliers feel very sophisticated. Flourishing with updated styles and fresh new designs, bamboo chandeliers have found their way into even the most modern of homes. These beautiful fixtures strike the perfect balance between elegant and casual, making them much more versatile than more traditionally formal styles. Browse this stunning selection to find bamboo chandelier lighting that’s perfect for your home.
Decor that Works Well With Bamboo Chandeliers
Thanks to varying designs, most decor works well with bamboo chandeliers. But, if you want a continuous lighting theme throughout the home, that mimics the style of a bamboo chandelier, you have plenty of choices. Bamboo floor lamps are perfect for living rooms and home offices, where they’ll provide nice ambient light and a decorative touch. Bamboo pendant lights act as smaller chandeliers. They have a delicate presence that hangs dramatically, perfect for above kitchen islands and spaces where a chandelier would be too large. Bamboo wall lights are much more compact than other fixtures, so they’re the perfect way to add style and function in the smaller spaces around the home.
Favorite Bamboo Chandelier Shapes & Styles
Whether it’s a literal take on the bamboo plant or simply bamboo wood accents, there’s more than one thing to love about these chandeliers. More sophisticated pieces boost bamboo knotted metal arms and exposed bulbs while the most casual pieces offer playful colors and lively cut-out patterns. However, there are some stunning pieces that walk the fine line between these two extremes of elegant and casual. These charming bamboo chandeliers combine natural wood rings with seeded glass and petite metal banding to form a light fixture that feels simultaneously refined and cozy.
How to Choose the Best Bamboo Chandelier
Before you do anything else, measure your space. This way you’ll have a general idea of how large you need your bamboo style chandelier to be. If the fixture is too big it will overcrowd the space and look awkward instead of polished. On the other hand, if the chandelier is too small it will lose the grand presence that you want from a chandelier. After you have a rough idea of size, then you can focus on the style of the chandelier. If your home has more contemporary influences present throughout its decor direct your attention to pieces with metallic finishes and metal accents. For rustic homes, look for pieces that use bamboo wood as interesting textural accents. No matter your home’s style, you can find a bamboo chandelier.
Other Considerations
Wood accents and additions add a calming organic presence that homeowners love. Bamboo isn’t the only wood featured in chandeliers, you can find options with rich dark woods and light, airy white wood beads. Browse our selection of wood chandeliers to see the full range of stunning woods.
