Although it should ideally be taken into account when making crucial design decisions, lighting is sometimes thought of as the final phase in the decorating process. Each area of your house needs a different kind or style of lighting. For instance, ambient lighting is needed in a dining area, yet task lighting is needed in the kitchen. As useful and functional lighting, lights are employed to make an impact as focus points or to enhance their surroundings. The key to a well-thought-out, well-lit, multipurpose area is often to layer the lighting, using the appropriate ratio of pendant, floor, and downlights.



Pendant lighting can be utilized for many things, including filling a room, establishing an ambient area, and carrying out useful and practical duties.



When it comes to employing pendants to design a place, designer glass pendants are a very popular trend. They are both elegant and practical. Furthermore, it doesn't seem like this trend will go out of style anytime soon!



Here are some of our best ideas for using glass pendants hanging in your house to create a calming aesthetic:



1. Corridor of Dreams: Glass pendant lighting adds a highly fashionable and elegant touch to an entryway or lengthy corridor. To prevent your tall guests' heads from bumping, make sure you hang the pendants with at least six feet of clearance. If your ceilings are higher, be sure there is at least 7 feet of clearance. If your hallway or corridor is lengthy, don't forget to place the pendants proportionately. If your room is smaller, consider adding a statement glass pendant.



2. Wow factor: A large glass chandelier over your coffee table in the living area would offer a lot of impact and wow factor. As with most living areas, don't forget to add enough downlights to cover the entire space when layering lights. Ideally, the size of the pendant and the scale of the room will determine the appropriate height to hang it over the coffee table. Generally speaking, it's recommended to hang the glass pendant with at least 6 feet of space underneath it. Certainly, you might go a little lower or higher based on your preference and the arrangement of the furnishings in the space.



3. Hang and drop: This works great for suspending glass pendants over your kitchen bench, where job lighting is essential. Glass pendants should generally be hung between 70 and 80 centimeters above the kitchen bench. However, keep in mind to account for both the individual utilizing the space's height and the room's ceiling height. You would need to very slightly lower the pendants if your ceilings are high. To get a symmetrical design, you would need to tailor the drop of each pendant and take into account the slope if your ceilings are uneven or pitched.



4. Create a zone: This is crucial when adorning your dining table with glass pendants. The type and proportion of the light fixture will determine how high to hang a pendant or a cluster of pendants. 76 centimetres off your dining table is the general distance to hang the pendant, or the lowest pendant in a cluster. But make sure it's elevated enough to make it simple to see people across the table.



5. Bedroom delight: Don't forget to account for the height of the bedside tables and the ceiling when hanging glass pendants on either side of the bed. In addition to allowing for personal preference, the standard height for glass pendants hanging on either side of the bed is between 35 and 50 cm from the top of your bedside tables. To add some style and necessities to your bedsides, you would require that much clearance. It's important to keep in mind that size counts, therefore smaller glass pendants should be hung marginally lower than bigger pendants. It also relies on the style of glass fittings you have selected, though. For instance, a long cylinder glass pendant on either side of the bed would be an exception. It should also leave enough room to blend in with your home design and not have any bedside tables. A glass pendant should dangle around 210 cm from the floor if it is to be hung over the bed in the middle of the space. Remember to consider the fixture's size.



6. Zen space: The bathroom's glass chandeliers provide both visual impact and a sense of Zen! To create harmony, style, and symmetry in the bathroom, hang glass pendants on either side of the mirror. One pendant placed low in the corner next to your bathtub looks chic if you have one! Keep in mind that task lighting and ambiance are the two main aspects of bathroom lighting. To accomplish both, don't forget to overlay the lights in this space. Hang the pendants at a height that allows you to access storage, apply makeup, and maintain a safe distance to prevent head injuries.



7. Up the stairs: Long cables hanging glass pendants make a stairwell look attractive. The same goes for the kind of glass pendant you select for this area: while hanging them, make sure there is plenty of space underneath. Remember to leave at least 2.1-2.4 meters of space if you are going directly underneath the pendants or if there's a chance you could bang your head on them while mounting the stairs. This will ensure that your taller family members or guests won't feel the need to duck as they ascend your stairs. A group of glass pendants hung from eye level to higher makes a striking design statement if your staircase is large and you have enough space! Additionally, we went into further detail on stair light fixtures here in the past.



The ideal type, style, and height for hanging your glass pendants will ultimately depend on several factors, including ceiling height, the size of the light fixture, the scale of the room and its furnishings, the theme and general decor of the house, and your tastes. Note: If you're interested in any of the above light-fitting features, get in touch with us

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