Volte Hills Silver Chandelier

Absolutely. This chandelier is designed with a transitional aesthetic, meaning it bridges the gap between traditional and contemporary styles. The classic candle-inspired silhouette provides a timeless feel, while the sleek silver finish and minimalist metal arms offer a modern edge that complements both updated suburban homes and urban lofts.

For a balanced look, a chandelier's diameter should typically be 1/2 to 2/3 the width of the dining table. With a 23-inch diameter, this fixture is ideally scaled for tables measuring between 36 and 48 inches wide. For larger rectangular tables, placing two of these units in a row can create a sophisticated, high-end gallery effect.

Yes, we strongly recommend professional installation by a licensed electrician. Given its 49-inch height and metal construction, ensuring the junction box is properly rated for the weight and that the wiring is securely integrated into your home's electrical system is essential for safety and long-term performance.

Because this chandelier stands 49 inches tall, it is best suited for rooms with vaulted, tray, or two-story ceilings (10 feet or higher). In a space with a standard 8-foot ceiling, the fixture’s height may not allow for the recommended 30 to 36 inches of clearance above a tabletop, making it a better choice for grand entryways or rooms with significant vertical volume.

This chandelier features an up-lighting configuration with six candle-style lights. This design directs light toward the ceiling, where it reflects back down into the room. This creates a soft, diffused ambient glow that minimizes harsh shadows and glare, making it an excellent choice for creating an inviting atmosphere in dining rooms or primary bedrooms.

To preserve the elegant silver finish, we recommend dusting the metal frame regularly with a dry, soft, lint-free cloth. Based on our expertise in furniture care, you should avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals, as these can strip the metallic plating over time. In humid or coastal climates, frequent light dusting helps prevent salt or moisture from dulling the luster of the metal.