So, of course, you want to rev up your space with beautiful lighting.
But do you choose the perfect light fixture?
To help you illuminate things, we gathered our favorite tips and ideas for dining room lighting.
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Theshabby chicfixture elevates the space without leaving a fussy impression.
Tip: Chandeliers that use multiple bulbs can emit lots of light.
Installing a dimmer switch will allow you to control brightness.
Amy Leferink at Interior Impressions
To achieve the goal in the dining room, Charlie installed a stunning crystalchandelier.
Its sleek appearance has a less is more vibe that is just dressy enough for the modernist-inspired space.
Linear Chandelier
Cathie Hong
Who says chandeliers have to be all glam and glitz?
Brophy Interiors
It’s smaller than the average branch chandelier, creating something that is as artistic as it is functional.
Glass Chandelier
Taking center stage in this dining room byAshley MontgomeryDesign is a glass chandelier from Elte.
The 33.5-inch long fixture is the perfect length for the six-seat dining room table.
Charlie Interior Design
Vintage Warehouse Lighting
Vintage warehouse lightingcan give a casual dining spot a functional makeover.
Here, a couple of old-timey fixtures pepper on personality in a space designed byAmy Leferink at Interior Impressions.
Tip: Many pendants lights like these can use dimmable 300-watt incandescent bulbs.
Cathie Hong
Glass Bubble Chandelier
Britt Design Studio
Wow-worthy lighting does not have to cost a small fortune.
This sleek gold statement piece proves our point.
The fixture in this dining room designed byCathie Hongis both understated and eye-catching.
Amy Leferink at Interior Impressions
Ornate and Elaborate Chandelier
Want to hang something fancy over a rustic table?
An ornate and elaboratechandelierpours on the drama in this modern farmhouse-inspired dining room byAshley Montgomery Design.
Arlyn Hernandez designed this moody,eclecticdining roomand the finishing touch?
Ashley Montgomery Design
The Regent Chandelier from Schoolhouse.
The exposed wiring in the chandelier is perfect for rooms that are more on the vintage or eclectic side.
The fixture adds shine to the room’s quiet palette.
Ashley Montgomery Design
Unlike some light fixtures, it hangs further down, closing the gap between the ceiling and table.
Modo Chandelier
Globe lighting is simple, elegant, and timeless.
Infusing a room with natural elements and earthy textures will warm up your space.
Cathie Hong
This woven light fixture in a dining room designed byCalimia Homebrings a natural feel to the space.
There are some remarkableDIY optionsincluding this example byVelinda Hellen for EHD.
She created an orb chandelier based on schematics by Orlando Soria (appropriately named Orb-lando!).
Amy Leferink at Interior Impressions
Using galvanized wire and a light bulb, the results give a modern vibe to the space.
A paper lantern does the trick in this space designed byAfro Bohemian Living.
The lantern adds aboho flairthat we absolutely love.
Britt Design Studio
Additional pieces such as the abstract artwork exude a bit of luxury without conveying stuffiness.
Blooming Chandelier
Dazey Den
This romantic dining room byDazey Denstrikes a chic balance between casual and formal.
The gold hardware adds a luxurious touch.
Cathie Hong
Sputnik Chandelier
Thesputnik chandeliergives this colorful, eclectic room byBritt Design Studioa futuristic twist.
This fixture features funky spokes, globe bulbs, and an antique brass finish.
Ashley Montgomery Design
Design:Arlyn Hernandez for EHD/ Photo: Sara Ligorria-Tramp
Design:Emily Henderson/ Photo: Tessa Neustadt
Amy Leferink at Interior Impressions
Charbonneau Interiors
Brophy Interiors
Design:Emily Henderson/ Photo: Sara Ligorria-Tramp
Becca Interiors
Ashley Montgomery Design
Calimia Home
Design:Velinda Hellen for EHD/ Photo: Veronica Crawford
Afro Bohemian Living
Design:Velinda Hellen for EHD/ Photo: Sara Ligorria-Tramp
Calimia Home
Dazey Den
Britt Design Studio
