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Quoizel Chandeliers: A Classic Style in your Home

JenniferWaller | May 5, 2010 |

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Chandeliers have been around for hundreds of years, from the days when they were used with candles. As time went by these became extremely ornate and were typically found in high class establishments such as grand hotels and mansion houses. The style has remained popular over the years and these days it is possible to bring the look into your own home.

Chandeliers were most traditionally hung in foyers, halls and above tables in dining rooms. The lights are set on two or more arms which extend from a central piece. While the main aim of a chandelier is practical in that it provides light for a room, it also serves a decorative purpose. An attractive chandelier can be an effective centerpiece around which to decorate a room.

Whichever style you decide to use to decorate a room a chandelier which matches this can be found. It is perfect for the antique look with the classic cut glass chandelier being a good choice for this. However chandeliers can also be used in a contemporary setting. If your preference is for a rustic look then something along the lines of a deer horn chandelier can blend in well.

Although there are many companies that produce chandeliers, one of the best manufacturers to look to is Quoizel. This company has been manufacturing chandeliers for around 80 years and this has given them plenty of time to develop their products. They produce high quality lighting which is suitable for most residential homes.

With a current choice of 212 chandeliers to select from there is a good chance that Quoizel will be able to serve your lighting needs. Quoizel chandeliers are produced in a number of collections and these range from simple chandeliers such as the Decade to more elaborate styles such as the Empire and Celine. In all the 212 chandeliers are separated into 81 different collections.

If you like the metal look then a Quoizel chandelier can be a good choice as this is the main material they use to fashion their chandeliers. There are various finishes from antique to contemporary styles available. The lampshades are typically made of clear of colored glass and can be plain or patterned. Matching your lighting to the other fixtures and fittings in your home is therefore simple, whether these are designer furniture or antique Venetian glass mirrors.

The full range of chandeliers that Quoizel produce is shown to great effect on their website. On this you can view and find details of every chandelier they make. If you decide that the chandelier style suits you, the website also shows the dealers and retailers around the country that stock Quoizel lighting products. This is the simplest way to find out if you have a dealer near you.

There is a wide range of costs for chandeliers produced by Quoizel. Costs for smaller designs can range from around $200 to $300. Larger, more ornate chandeliers can cost 10 times this amount with some pieces costing in excess of $2,000 to purchase.