Collection: Rustic Chandeliers

Shop rustic chandeliers with wood tones and forged metal—wagon-wheel, round, and tiered designs for farmhouses, cabins and cozy dining rooms. Dimmable LEDs, adjustable drops, multiple finishes. 

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HOW TO CHOOSE RUSTIC CHANDELIERS FOR YOUR HOME

Rustic lighting brings a hand-hewn look to modern spaces—think wood accents, aged iron, and softly textured glass. Start by mapping where the piece will live: over a farmhouse table, in a beam-lined living room, or greeting guests in a tall entry. Then pick the frame that matches the architecture: wagon-wheel silhouettes feel timeless, round cages read farmhouse, and multi-tier designs fill large rooms without harsh glare.

Scale & height: For dining areas, aim for 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 tabletop. In walk paths, keep roughly 7 ft of clearance. If you want organic, adjustable arms, browse our branch chandelier styles; to see the broader category, explore all chandeliers. For a full cottage-to-modern mix across the home, don’t miss our Farmhouse Style Lighting Fixtures.

Finish, color & control: Bronze, aged iron, and matte black pair beautifully with oak, walnut, stone, and natural fabrics. Keep color temperature consistent—2700–3000K feels relaxed; 3500K adds a crisp edge. Use an LED-compatible dimmer for easy scene setting.

Care & next steps: Dust with a microfiber cloth and deep-clean annually; avoid harsh chemicals on wood-look finishes. For sizing examples, finish pairings, and real-home photos, read our guide: Your Complete Guide to Rustic Chandeliers.

Most orders include free worldwide shipping and 20-day returns. Have questions about weight, canopy width, or drop length? Contact us—our team is happy to help.

FAQs about Rustic Chandeliers

Which finishes pair best with wood cabinetry?

Oil-rubbed bronze and aged iron add contrast; matte black feels modern but still grounded. Match metal tones to nearby hardware.

How do I choose the right rustic chandelier for my dining room?

When selecting a rustic chandelier for your dining room, consider the size and style of your table, the room's overall color scheme, and other decor elements. A wood rustic chandelier might perfectly complement a farmhouse-style table, while a black rustic chandelier can offer a striking contrast in a lighter room.

Are these fixtures dimmable with LED bulbs? Y

es—most support LED dimming when matched with the correct TRIAC/ELV/0–10V control listed in the specs.

Are there energy-efficient options for rustic chandeliers?

Yes, many rustic chandeliers can be fitted with energy-efficient LED bulbs or come with them installed. This allows homeowners to enjoy the beauty of rustic illumination while conserving energy and reducing electricity bills.

What size works for a farmhouse dining table?

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

Can I install on a sloped or vaulted ceiling?

Use chain mounts or a slope adapter so the body hangs level; wide canopies help distribute weight on heavier models.

How do I keep maintenance simple?

Dust regularly with a microfiber cloth and schedule a deeper clean once a year; avoid harsh chemicals on wood-look finishes.

Which finishes pair best with wood cabinetry and beams?

Oil-rubbed bronze and aged iron add contrast; matte black feels updated yet grounded. Match metal tones to nearby hardware.