Baytree Gray Chandelier

To find the ideal scale, a common designer’s rule is to add the room's length and width in feet and convert that sum to inches. For example, this chandelier's 19.25-inch diameter is perfectly scaled for a room that is approximately 10' x 10'. If hanging over a dining table, ensure the fixture's diameter is about one-half to two-thirds the width of the table to maintain visual balance.

To preserve the "washed" finish, our care recommendations suggest regular dusting with a clean, dry microfiber cloth to prevent buildup in the crevices of the beads. Avoid using water, harsh chemical cleaners, or furniture polish, as moisture and oils can saturate the wood and potentially discolor the delicate gray and white finish.

For standard 8-foot ceilings, we recommend hanging the bottom of the fixture 30 to 36 inches above the surface of your table. This height provides ample illumination for dining while remaining low enough to serve as a visual centerpiece without obstructing sightlines across the room.

As this is a hardwired ceiling fixture, we strongly recommend hiring a professional licensed electrician for installation. While customer assembly of the decorative beads is required, a professional can ensure the electrical housing and mounting bracket are safely secured to your home's wiring system, providing long-term stability and performance.

Yes. The "shabby chic" design features washed wooden beads, which are an excellent choice for coastal environments. Unlike some all-metal fixtures that may be prone to pitting or corrosion from salty air, the treated wood and "washed" finish are naturally resilient and complement the light, breezy aesthetic of a beach-inspired home.

Absolutely. With a height of just 15.75 inches, this chandelier is considered relatively low-profile. Its compact vertical footprint makes it an ideal choice for standard 8-foot ceilings or urban apartment spaces where a traditional, long-hanging chandelier might create a head-clearance hazard.