Collection: Black Chandeliers

Shop black chandeliers in matte, satin, and mixed-metal finishes—round, linear, and tiered designs for foyers, dining rooms and staircases. Dimmable LEDs, adjustable drops, and UL-ready options.

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HOW TO CHOOSE A BLACK CHANDELIER

Start with the room and table size, then pick the shape that fits—round frames for square or round areas, linear bars for long tables or islands, and tiered silhouettes when you need more presence without glare.

Finish & style: Matte black reads calm and architectural; satin or polished black adds a subtle sheen. Mixed-metal accents (black + brass/nickel) help tie in cabinet pulls and hardware. For deeper ideas, see our guide: How to Choose the Best Black Chandelier.

Size & height: As a quick rule, use about 1/2–2/3 of table width for round pieces and 1/2–3/4 of table length for linear designs. Hang 30–36 in above the tabletop, or keep roughly 7 ft of clearance in walk areas. For whole-room picks, browse all chandeliers or our curated modern light fixtures.

Brightness & control: Pair with an LED-compatible dimmer to switch from bright daytime to softer evening light. Use 3000–3500K for a crisp, comfortable look and choose diffusers or frosted bulbs to soften points of light.

Quick guidelines

  • Small rooms (8–10 ft ceilings): compact, low-glare frames.
  • Open plans: match finishes to nearby hardware; keep color temperature consistent across the space.
  • Sloped ceilings: add a slope adapter or use chain mounts for a straight hang.

Most orders include free U.S. shipping and 30-day returns. Need help with drop length or dimmer compatibility? Contact us.

FAQs about Black Chandeliers

How do black and gold chandeliers elevate the ambiance of a space?

Black and gold chandeliers combine the drama of black with the luxury of gold, offering a blend of elegance and opulence. Suitable for grand entryways, opulent dining rooms, or any space seeking a touch of gilded glamour, these chandeliers promise a timeless sophistication and a radiant glow.

How do I size a black chandelier for a dining table?

Pick a fixture about 1/2–2/3 of table width (or 1/2–3/4 of table length for linear bars) and hang it 30–36 in above the tabletop.

Will a black fixture make the room look dark?

Not if you balance it with the right output and color temperature (3000–3500K) and use diffusers or frosted bulbs to reduce glare.

Can I use a black chandelier on a sloped ceiling?

Yes—use a slope adapter or chain mount so the fixture hangs level.

Which finishes pair with black—brass, nickel, or chrome?

All work; brass adds warmth, nickel/chrome read cooler. Match nearby hardware for a cohesive look.

What color temperature reads best in modern interiors?

3000–3500K keeps colors true without feeling cold; pair with a dimmer for scenes.