Sparks Nest Gold Chandelier

To determine if a chandelier is the right scale for your space, use the standard designer formula: add the room's length and width in feet, and that sum in inches should be the diameter of your fixture. For example, a 20' x 24' room would ideally suit this 44.5-inch diameter chandelier. Because of its significant width and "unique/statement" design, this piece is best utilized as a primary focal point in larger living areas or grand entryways.

Yes, this fixture is exceptionally well-suited for vaulted or two-story ceilings. With a substantial height of 36.25 inches and an oversized 44.5-inch round frame, it possesses the necessary scale to provide "visual weight" in open-concept or high-ceiling environments. Unlike smaller pendants, this statement piece helps to ground a large room and define the seating or dining area.

Because this is a large, hardwired light fixture, professional installation by a licensed electrician is highly recommended. The product requires partial assembly, and a professional ensures that the metal frame is securely mounted to the ceiling's junction box, which is critical for a statement piece of this size and weight.

This chandelier is designed for high light dispersal. It features six lights and clear glass shades, which allow for maximum lumen output compared to frosted or opaque shades that diffuse light. To create the perfect atmosphere for both hosting and relaxing, we suggest installing it with a compatible dimmer switch to easily transition from bright, functional lighting to a softer evening glow.

To maintain the "modern" gold finish and keep the clear glass sparkling, our care guidelines recommend regular dusting with a clean, soft cloth. For a deeper clean, you may use a mixture of mild soap and warm water on the glass shades; however, avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners on the metal frame, as these can damage or dull the gold finish over time.

For the best visual balance and functional lighting, we recommend hanging the bottom of the chandelier 30 to 36 inches above the surface of your dining table. If your home has ceilings higher than the standard 8 feet, you may want to raise the fixture slightly—about 3 inches for every additional foot of ceiling height—to ensure it appropriately fills the vertical volume of the room.