Twig Chandeliers
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Designed by Bertjan Pot, the Moooi Heracleum II Small LED Chandelier is a decorative LED fixture inspired by the Heracleum plant. Here, the leaves are 45 polycarbonate lenses and can be freely re-positioned by rotating around their stem. The branch-like wireframe is a delicate structure that powers the lights with coats of conductive layers (the Electrosandwich technique, devised by fellow Dutchman Marcel Wanders). Shape: Abstract. Color: Silver. Finish: Nickel
Blow the lid off the place with this intricate and stylish chandelier. Featuring the explosive brilliance of a firework, the Dunkirk Chandelier by Hudson Valley Lighting has an array of small branches, extending outward from a sturdy Metal sphere. Each branch features a beautiful 32-cut Crystal ball at the end of it, which houses a partially obscured bulb to emit a warm, ethereal glow. This piece works well in a variety of luxurious contemporary settings. Shape: Globe. Color: Clear. Finish: Polished Nickel
The Tilda Chandelier is a vision in White, a spectacular swag-like fixture that shares a similar aesthetic with the upmarket recycled furnishings of Brazil's Campana Brothers. Five tiers of whitewashed wood candlesticks exude casual elegance while perched atop u-shaped White iron arms, delivering an achromatic centerpiece that would make a dramatic impact in a brightly colored room. Shape: Teardrop. Color: White.
Room to grow. Inspired by natural forms, the Rainforest Chandelier by Currey & Company adds a branching sylvan canopy to your interior decor story. Subtle candelabra bulbs distributed throughout this versatile chandelier cast light over the entire room below, while its handsome design combines rustic and elegant aesthetics in perfect harmony. Shape: Abstract. Color: Brown. Finish: Rustic Bronze
The Forest Light Chandelier by Currey & Company blends fresh, organic design with various luxurious elements. Though made of hand-forged iron, the chandelier adopts the appearance of a tree-branch which is then supported by 5 chains to a shared canopy. In contrast to its humble silhouette, the fixture has a lavish Washed Lucene Gold finish and a multitude of hanging Quartz crystals which both shimmer in the light of discreetly placed lamps. Shape: Linear. Color: Silver. Finish: Textured Silver
Farmhouse flair or nautical nuance? The casual style of the Samuel 6-Light Chandelier by Alder & Ore is right at home in country or coastal settings. Its simple hoop design featuring a wood finish and rope-wrapped accents brings rustic warmth and texture to a living space or dining room. Equipped with candelabra bulb sockets, this ceiling fixture mimics the cozy glow of candles when it's lit. Shape: Round. Color: Brown. Finish: Natural Wood and Rope
Bring a seaside feel to modern interiors with the Currey & Company Driftwood Orb Chandelier. This large sphere is comprised of numerous small pieces of genuine driftwood, fitted together by hand and secured to the wrought iron frame with wire. The wood is left unfinished for a natural, rustic effect. Each piece is one of the kind. Color: Wood tones. Finish: Natural
Like a tree from a fairy forest, the Currey & Company Fen Chandelier features delicate crystals dripping from the wrought iron frame. Dozens of branches sprawl out from the center, each having their own distinct shape and organic appearance. The clear crystals are hung with dainty chains, giving the impression of rain drops falling while nestled underneath a large tree. Shape: Abstract. Color: Black. Finish: Cupertino
The Currey and Company Tiara Chandelier is a delicate feature adorned with crystal jewels. An assortment of stems that resemble tree branches are tipped with clear crystals, gleaming and from the illumination provided by the exposed bulbs. The lamps reside in the middle, the branches also sprouting from the center in all directions. Color: Silver. Finish: Silver Granello
Like fireworks suspended in time, the Multiple Sky Bang LED Chandelier by Stickbulb creates a stunning visual statement in minimal form. A series of slender downrods descending from a shared canopy suspend metal hubs and beams of various sizes. Highly customizable, each beam involves a fully integrated energy-efficient LED light and can be affixed to the metal hub in any desired arrangement for a softly diffused ambient uplight or a more focused downlight. Handmade in New York from sustainably sourced materials, this fixture is a smartly designed focal point for residential or commercial spaces. Shape: Abstract. Color: Brown. Finish: Matte Black
The Eurofase Aldo LED Linear Suspension is a blend of contemporary design and forms derived from nature. An open rectangular frame highlights a natural branch hanging in the middle, the LED light source concealed within the frame. Intriguing and unique, your space will be lit with energy efficiency as well as innovative design. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Silver. Finish: Antiqued Silver
Clean and minimalist, the Twig LED Chandelier from Artcraft brings a simple, yet elegant charm to your modern home. A disc-shaped ceiling mount that shines with splendor upholds a matching downrod. The body presents as a series of sleek, horizontal bars that pivot on the central downrod. The ends are capped with frosted crystal endings that contain energy-efficient LEDs. Shining a clean, warm glow, this piece brings an even illumination to your space. Shape: Linear. Color: White. Finish: Satin Nickel
Why We Love Twig Chandeliers
Many times, when we discuss the incorporation of natural elements into lighting, or any home fixtures, we think of the rough and rustic side of nature. And although rough textures, bold shapes, and an overall “unfinished” feel do come from organic influences, they’re not the only things. Twig chandeliers highlight a much more delicate aspect of natural decor. Similar to antler chandeliers, but much more modern and refined, twig chandeliers fill a gap that you likely didn’t even know existed. Even though some options do have a very rough and rustic look to them, the fixtures open composition and fragile-looking physique makes them much more elegant than other nature-inspired lights. Hang a metal twig chandelier in an entryway or above your dining room table for a chic but relaxed ambiance.
Decor that Works Well with Twig Chandeliers
In addition to being naturally stylish, twig chandeliers also pair well with other decor. We suggest picking one aspect of your fixture and mimicking that in your other decor and lighting decisions. For example, you could play up the soft, sophisticated side of a twig chandelier by pairing it with Asian style wall sconces. You’ll want to opt for pieces with rice paper shades that mimic the gentle appearance of the delicate branches. You can also emphasize the more rustic side of these lights. If you want your decor to feel more cozy than refined, play up the organic influences by choosing pieces with wood finishes and dark iron metals. Regardless of which side, rustic or refined, you decide to highlight, your twig chandelier will look both timelessly stylish and effortlessly chic.
Favorite Modern Twig Chandelier Colors & Materials
Although the idea of a twig chandelier may seem straightforward, different designers have extremely different takes on these cool pieces. Some created extremely natural fixtures with cozy driftwood spheres, while others used delicate metal spindles to give a branch-like effect. For an especially modern piece look for a super simplified structure, composed of gold bars. It’s overtly contemporary and minimalist and subtly natural. Alternatively, for those with more traditional decor styles, opt for a twig chandelier that has a standard candelabra shape but the added excitement of gleaming stems and branches to make it stand out.
How to Choose the Best Twig Chandelier
Choosing the perfect twig chandelier for your space is as easy as taking note of your personal preferences and existing fixtures and finding their harmonious accents. Use this to decide what style and finish you want. From there, you should look to the size of the fixture. Unless specifically stated, the majority of chandeliers are quite large. This means that hallways, bathrooms, bedrooms, and other small spaces are usually off-limits. Measure your room so you have a good idea of how big you want your twig chandelier to be. It’s also a good idea to determine an ideal hanging height before you buy. All of these fixtures are unique shapes, so knowing how low you want them to hang is essential.
Other Considerations
Twig chandeliers are not your only option for natural, but elegant decor. Leaf chandeliers emphasize a similarly delicate aspect of nature with quivering leaves and delicate ornamentations. Wood chandeliers take on the rougher side of nature with an undeniable rustic appeal and interesting textures. And, if you want a soft but rustic look, white wood chandeliers are just the thing to make your home feel cozy but sophisticated.
