A chandelier should be sized for the room it serves, not selected from a catalogue by appearance alone.
A high ceiling, long dining table or badly placed junction box can make a standard fitting look disconnected from the furniture.
Before speaking to a maker, record the room length and width, table dimensions, ceiling height and the position of the electrical connection.
Note how people use the space as well.
A dining room needs comfortable light over seated faces, while a hotel entrance may be viewed from several levels and a staircase needs clear movement beneath the fitting.







