Since more and more people start paying a lot of attention to interior design of their homes, where a beautiful chandelier occupies a center stage, we made up a list of the key chandelier trends for 2013-2014 in terms of colors and design. Hope this guide will help you when purchasing a perfect lighting fixture for your home.
Most Popular Chandelier Styles in 2013-2014
Energy Efficient Lighting
Preserving of natural resources inc is a key topic nowadays. That’s why contemporary shoppers opt for LEDs that allow saving electricity and thus saving on electric bills. In fact, energy efficient lighting is a number one topic nowadays.
Accent on Color
As Pantone announced emerald green a key color of 2013, it also became a loud trend in interior design as well as red and blue. Today you can meet red glass and blue glass chandeliers at the market, which are not only bold, but also ultra trendy.
Glamour and Sophistication
Another big trend in contemporary home décor is a blend of elements with glam feel such as luxurious crystal and glass with simple lines and contemporary vibe. In the result we get a brilliant combination. This year is about mixing and matching without following any strict rules. So, don’t be afraid to adorn a traditional bathroom with a chic crystal chandelier instead of a plain ceiling light.
Black Chandelier
Just like any woman should have a little black dress in her wardrobe, a modern home interior should feature black lights. Looking for creating a stylish and trendy décor? Simply opt for a classy chandelier in black, which stands for elegance and refinement.
Chandelier in Mid-Century Style
Being a popular choice for the last half a century, both furniture and lighting in Mid-century style remains a number one choice when creating a modern interior. Characterized by clean, organic shapes and made from simple materials, lighting with a retro feel is considered to be an ideal way to vivify an interior of any room.
Tips
When choosing a perfect lighting fixture for your home, take into consideration size, style and bulb wattage. Also pay attention to the hanging height: attach your chandelier in such a way that its bottom is approximately 30 inches above a table in a dining room.
