Collection: Antler Chandeliers

Bring the outdoors in with antler chandeliers—lightweight resin or metal-cast silhouettes sized for cabins, lodges, and modern farmhouses. Dimmer-ready LEDs, adjustable drops, and durable finishes.

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HOW TO CHOOSE AN ANTLER CHANDELIER

Antler-inspired lighting adds warmth and character without overwhelming the room. Start with the space: over a dining table, in a vaulted living area, or greeting guests in the entry. Resin or metal-cast “antlers” keep weight manageable and deliver a consistent, natural look.

Scale & hanging: For dining, size the fixture to roughly 1/2–2/3 of the table width (or 1/2–3/4 of the table length for linear forms) and hang it about 30–36 in above the tabletop. In walk paths, maintain around 7 ft of clearance; in vaulted rooms, multi-tier silhouettes fill vertical volume without harsh glare.

Finish & palette: Oil-rubbed bronze, aged iron, and matte black pair beautifully with wood beams, stone, and leather. Keep color temperature consistent—2700–3000K feels cozy; 3500K gives a crisper read while staying home-friendly.

Related looks: For broader lodge and farmhouse options, explore our rustic chandeliers. Prefer an organic, branched silhouette? See branch chandeliers. If you’re still deciding on the overall style, browse all chandeliers to compare shapes and sizes.

Quick guidelines

  • Glare control: Choose diffusers or frosted bulbs to soften points of light.
  • Sloped ceilings: Use a slope adapter or chain mount; a wide canopy helps distribute weight.
  • Care: Dust with a microfiber cloth; deep clean seasonally—avoid harsh chemicals on wood-look finishes.

Most orders include free worldwide shipping and 20-day returns. Need help confirming drop length or weight? Our team can advise based on your measurements.

FAQs about Antler Chandeliers

Are antler chandeliers made from real antlers?

Most contemporary designs use resin or metal-cast forms—lighter, consistent, and easier to maintain than natural antlers.

What size works over a standard dining table?

Aim for about 1/2–2/3 of table width (or 1/2–3/4 of table length for linear bars) and hang 30–36 in above the surface.

Will a dark frame make the room feel heavy?

Not if output and color temperature are balanced. Use 2700–3000K and add secondary sources to even out the room.

Can I install on a sloped or vaulted ceilings?

Yes—use a slope adapter or chain mount, and consider a wide canopy to spread the load.

What finishes pair well with wood cabinetry and beams?

Oil-rubbed bronze, aged iron, and matte black; mixed-metal accents can tie in hardware tones.

How do I clean and maintain it?

Dust regularly with a soft cloth; schedule a deeper clean a few times a year. Avoid abrasive cleaners on textured or faux-wood surfaces.