Fransier Black Chandelier

Yes. While many chandeliers require high ceilings due to their vertical drop, this model features a compact height of just 13.75 inches. This relatively low profile makes it an excellent choice for standard 8-foot or 9-foot ceilings, providing the elegance of a tiered lighting centerpiece without creating a head-clearance hazard in smaller or more modern living spaces.

With 5 individual lights and an open-frame round design, this chandelier provides significant ambient illumination for medium-sized spaces like formal dining rooms, bedrooms, or foyers. For larger, open-concept living areas, our design experts suggest "layering" your light—combining this central chandelier with matching wall sconces or floor lamps to create a warm, balanced atmosphere across the entire room.

The Art Deco influence of this fixture, defined by its geometric iron construction and sleek round shape, makes it remarkably versatile. While it naturally complements vintage-inspired spaces, its minimalist black finish and clear glass shades also allow it to serve as a sophisticated centerpiece in modern, industrial, or transitional homes.

To achieve a professional, balanced look, a chandelier's diameter should typically be 1/2 to 2/3 the width of the table it hangs over. With its 26-inch diameter, this fixture is perfectly scaled for dining tables ranging from 39 to 52 inches wide. For optimal placement, our experts recommend hanging the fixture so the bottom sits 30 to 36 inches above the tabletop to provide ample light for dining while keeping sightlines clear.

This chandelier is a hardwired lighting fixture, meaning it must be connected directly to your home's electrical system. For safety and to ensure the iron frame is correctly secured to the ceiling's junction box, we strongly recommend installation by a licensed electrician. This professional setup results in a seamless, built-in appearance with no exposed cords.

To maintain the clarity of the glass and the integrity of the black iron finish, our care guidelines recommend regular dusting with a soft, lint-free cloth. For deeper cleaning of the glass shades, a simple solution of mild soap and water is effective. Always avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive pads, as these can scratch the glass or damage the fixture’s protective coating.