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Installing a chandelier at home does more than add light — it instantly fills the space with a luxurious atmosphere that makes it stand out, whether it hangs above the dining table or crowns the living-room ceiling. Today chandeliers come in a wide range of designs and sizes, so in this article Cibes takes you through the different types, along with tips for choosing one that suits your decorating style.
What Types of Chandeliers Are There? (Type of Chandeliers)
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In truth, there is no fixed rule for how many types of chandeliers exist, because manufacturers, retailers and designers each group them differently. Most of the time they fall into two main categories: by style and by shape of the chandelier. That said, some manufacturers or shops may also use another grouping — by the material used to make them.
Grouped by Chandelier Style (By Style), e.g.
Chandeliers grouped by style
- Traditional or Classic luxurious designs dressed in crystal, inspired by European palaces and architecture
- Modern or Contemporary clean, simple lines with a current look, often in materials such as metal or glass
- Rustic or Farmhouse mostly built from wood frames, wrought iron or lantern-shaped shades, for a warm, natural feel
- Industrial exposed bulbs and raw metal frames, ideal for loft-style interiors
- Transitional a balanced blend of Classic and Modern
Grouped by Lamp Shape (By Shape / Structure), e.g.
Chandeliers grouped by shape
- Candle-Style arms shaped to resemble candlesticks
- Tiered several layers stacked together, ideal for large halls
- Globe or Orb a spherical or globe-like structure
- Drum a cylindrical fabric or metal frame wrapped around the bulbs
- Sputnik arms branching out in every direction, like a star in space
- Empire an upturned basket shape, tiered with crystal
- Bowl or Inverted an inverted bowl shape that throws the light upwards
- Linear Rectangular a long form, ideal above a dining table or kitchen counter
Grouped by Chandelier Material (By Material), e.g.
- Crystal made from real crystal or cut glass, including acrylic that mimics the crystal effect
- Wood made from wood, for a warm rustic or farmhouse mood
- Metal made from brass, copper, chrome or wrought iron
- Glass made from clear, frosted or coloured glass, adding character and beauty
Popular Chandeliers
As mentioned above, there is no clear-cut way to categorise chandeliers, so we have summarised the 5 most popular types in Thailand below.
1. Candle Chandeliers
Candle Chandeliers
“Candle Chandeliers”, or candle-style chandeliers, are a traditional decorative form, also known as Classic Chandeliers. They are usually designed with at least 5 arms, each tipped with a light shaped like a real candle. This type suits anyone who loves a look that is simple yet luxurious. Another advantage is that they are rarely very large, so they can be installed in homes with limited space. Real candles are no longer used today; small bulbs take their place, so the light can stay on far longer.
2. Crystal Chandeliers
Crystal Chandeliers
If you want a home that looks exquisite and full of grandeur, a crystal chandelier is the perfect answer. This type is usually wide, creating a luxurious atmosphere as light refracts through the crystal and scatters sparkle across the whole room. It is ideal above a dining table or in the living room. One of the most popular designs is the Raindrop Chandelier, with crystals arranged to flow like falling raindrops — as beautiful as a work of art.
3. Glass Chandeliers
Glass Chandeliers
Glass chandeliers are one of the most popular styles, thanks to how easy they are to care for and how well they last. Glass is the main material, and its charm comes from distinctive shapes, colours and patterns. Choices run from classic and minimal to modern and elaborately ornate. Selecting one is straightforward: simply find a design that suits the mood of the room, or choose clear glass so the light passes through fully — perfect for creating an airy, bright atmosphere.
4. Modern Chandeliers
Modern Chandeliers
For today’s homeowners who love something different and one of a kind, the modern chandelier is the perfect answer. Its design tends to emphasise sharp lines and geometric forms, matching the minimal interiors that are so popular right now. The appeal lies in its simplicity, backed by up-to-date functionality — quite unlike traditional chandeliers, which rely on intricate detail and lean heavily on opulence.
5. Caged Chandeliers
Caged Chandeliers
The caged chandelier is an intricate, eye-catching piece of design, with a metal cage structure enclosing the light at its centre, giving it the feel of contemporary architecture. Its striking design and size make it ideal for an entrance hall, hung above the door in an open space to create a memorable first impression for guests. It also works well in a dining room or living room, though it may not be the best fit for a bedroom.
3 Luxury Chandelier Brands Available in Thailand in 2025
1. Chandeliers by Elite Bohemia
Elite Bohemia chandelier, model E/L676/32+16/03AD7G (left) and Elite Bohemia chandelier, model E/L676/32+16/03AD7N/S (right). Image courtesy of Crystal Symphony
ELITE BOHEMIA was founded in 1996 and is one of the pioneers of crystal chandelier manufacturing (Crystal Chandeliers) in the Czech Republic. For more than 25 years ELITE BOHEMIA has produced luxury crystal lighting that blends traditional craftsmanship with modern technology, allowing it to answer the needs of every individual client.
ELITE BOHEMIA chandeliers adorn private residences, concert halls and castles, and stand as a symbol of luxury and elegance, with prices starting from 9,900 baht up to 999,900 baht
2. Chandeliers by Lladró
Winter Palace 30 Lights Chandelier (left) and Belle de Nuit 56 Lights Chandelier (right). Chandelier images courtesy of Lladró
Lladró is a celebrated Spanish brand founded in 1953, a world leader in the design, production and distribution of porcelain art. Lladró is the perfect blend of talent, daring and meticulous devotion to the pursuit of excellence.
From sculptures to lighting, home décor and jewellery, Lladró is a brand committed to a contemporary, stylish and elevated way of living.
Lladró chandeliers offer a wide range of options for whichever space you want to decorate, from the Niagara collection to Magic Forest, created by the renowned designer Bodo Sperlein and adorned with porcelain cherubs or leaves. Lladró prices start at $4,650 and run up to $43,550 (roughly 150,000 – 1,400,000 baht).
3. Chandeliers by Baccarat
Zénith Printemps Bleu Chandelier (24L) Baccarat’s newest model (left) and Crinoline Chandelier (13L) Baccarat’s best-selling model (right). Chandelier images courtesy of Baccarat
Baccarat was founded by a group of artisans with a passion for creating art from glass, and has been building an enchanting world and spreading joy since 1764. Today the Baccarat brand covers a wide range of product groups, right through to luxury chandeliers.
Where to Buy a Chandelier?
1. LAMP & LIGHT Flagship Store
- Address : 2044/1 New Phetchaburi Road, Bang Kapi, Huai Khwang, Bangkok 10310
- Website : https://www.lampandlight.com/
- Call : 093-581-5828
- Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/lampandlight.brand
- LINE : @Lampandlight
- Google Map : https://maps.app.goo.gl/3zbPcxAj7FRc5xTk6
2. Crystal Symphony
- Address : 729/3-5 Soi Sukhumvit 55 (Thonglor 29), Sukhumvit Road, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110
- Website : https://www.crystalsymphonylighting.com/
- Call : 086-378-4806, 02-185-1335
- Facebook : @crystalsymphony
- LINE : @crystalsymphony
- Google Map : https://maps.app.goo.gl/d4qsThsKcTZACBCP8?g_st=ic
3. Bangkok Chandelier
- Address : 1/3 Chaloem Phrakiat Ratchakan Thi 9 Soi 28, Dokmai, Prawet, Bangkok 10250
- Website : https://www.bangkok-chandelier.com
- Call : 080-905-6695
- Facebook : bangkok.chandelier
- LINE : @bangkok-chandelier
- Google Map : https://maps.app.goo.gl/h9m6RmaWxJH4T4gu5
