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subject: What To Look For In Your Foyer Chandeliers? [print this page]


Your foyer might seem like an insignificant part of your interior, but you should definitely pay particular attention to how you do it up. Your foyer is like a preview of your house. It is the first interaction your guests or your prospective buyer has with the house so it makes sense to spend some time figuring out how you can make it as welcoming and inviting as possible. Because it is a closed enclosed space it actually does not need a lot of furnishing, all you need to do is add that one or two interesting design ideas elements that will hold your visitors eyes and make them want to explore further.

The simplest solution is to install a foyer chandelier that will act as a focal point. Available as ceiling mounts, close to ceiling installations and chain mounts your foyer hanging light should be just large enough to be visible as you open your front door.

With a long history of illuminating great homes and palaces, hanging lights came into their own in the 1900's when they became testaments to their craftsmen's artistry.

Choosing a specific chandelier for your house is also important. Depending on the size of you foyer, you should pick the size accordingly. Do not go too big because it will make your foyer look claustrophobic if it is smaller in size. It is great have a stylish chandelier, but don't to go overboard. Pendants do not have to be overtop extravagant to be elegant. If you have a simple design layout, then pick accordingly and choose a simple yet chic pendant to match your overall look.

Also consider several other factors when looking for a foyer chandelier lighting. You will need to keep in mind the size and style. If your overall look is rustic go for a brass and nickel candle holder type rather than overdoing it with a crystal waterfall that looks as if it cost more than your house. Whether it is a muted wrought iron candelabra or a modern contemporary chrome steel concoction with square lights there are enough varieties to choose and fulfill the need of multiple price points.

by: Dan Browner




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