Chandeliers

Overview & Style Inspiration

Chandeliers occupy a unique place in interior architecture—simultaneously functional and sculptural, grounding a room while drawing the eye upward. Our collection of designer chandeliers is rooted in proportion, balance, and restraint, offering statement lighting that feels intentional rather than ornamental. Inspired by vintage and mid-century silhouettes, each piece blends historical reference with contemporary fabrication and warm, enduring materials.

These chandeliers are designed to anchor dining rooms, living spaces, stairwells, entryways, and high-volume rooms where scale and presence matter. Clean geometry, thoughtful spacing, and carefully considered light distribution allow each fixture to command attention without overpowering its surroundings. Whether used as a singular focal point or as part of a layered lighting plan, architectural chandeliers bring clarity, rhythm, and a sense of permanence to the spaces they inhabit.

Materials, Finishes & Design Details

Every chandelier begins with materials chosen for longevity and visual depth—solid brass, bronze, and handblown glass. These materials age gracefully, developing patina and character over time, responding subtly to light, touch, and environment. Our finish offerings range from unlacquered brushed brass and hand-aged patinas to deep matte black, soft pewter, and polished nickel, allowing designers to fine-tune contrast or continuity within a broader material palette.

Design details reveal the care behind each piece: cleanly machined components, hand-soldered connections, evenly balanced arms, and shades scaled to feel architectural rather than decorative. Because we fabricate in small batches, each chandelier retains a level of refinement and individuality that mass-produced fixtures can’t replicate. Custom stem lengths, canopy options, finish adjustments, and glass variations ensure each fixture can be tailored to both contemporary and historic interiors.

Craftsmanship & Origin

Each chandelier is handcrafted in our Nashville workshop by a small team of artisans who approach lighting as both functional infrastructure and sculptural form. Traditional metalworking techniques—spinning, soldering, bead-blasting, and hand-applied finishes—are paired with modern tooling and architectural-grade electrical components to ensure long-term performance.

This intersection of old-world craft and contemporary process results in chandeliers that feel timeless yet unmistakably handmade. Subtle variations in tone, texture, and finish reflect the presence of human hands—details designers value for their authenticity and warmth. Our process is intentionally deliberate, prioritizing material integrity, proportion, and durability over speed or scale.

Architectural & Decorative Chandeliers, Made to Endure

As an artisan lighting studio rooted in Nashville’s creative community, we focus on producing architectural chandeliers that integrate seamlessly into both residential and commercial environments. Our interior lighting collections emphasize balance—between form and function, structure and softness, statement and restraint.

Built in small batches and refined by hand, these chandeliers are designed to endure visually and physically. Through customization and close collaboration, we work directly with designers, architects, and homeowners to meet both aesthetic and technical requirements, resulting in lighting that feels personal, intentional, and lasting.

Use Cases & Styling Tips

Chandeliers excel in spaces where scale and symmetry play a defining role. Over dining tables, they establish a visual center while providing warm, even illumination suited to gathering and conversation. In living rooms and great rooms, larger chandeliers help ground expansive volumes, offering structure and cohesion within open plans.

Entryways and stairwells benefit from chandeliers that introduce vertical drama and a sense of arrival, particularly in double-height spaces where light becomes part of the architectural experience. In bedrooms, more restrained chandelier forms can replace ceiling fans or flush mounts, adding softness and elegance without sacrificing comfort.

Layering chandeliers with wall sconces, floor lamps, or subtle accent lighting creates depth and flexibility, allowing spaces to transition naturally from day to night. Coordinating materials and finishes across fixtures—or intentionally mixing metals—helps establish a cohesive design language throughout the project while preserving visual interest.

For more inspiration, explore our wall sconces, pendants, and complementary architectural fixtures designed to pair effortlessly with our chandelier collection.