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Fullstar size + placement guide
Choose the room or site anchor, tune the proportions to the architecture, and verify the exact installation conditions before ordering.
Choose your setting
Scale a chandelier to the furniture zone and the important sightlines—not the entire floor plate.
Dining table
Start here: 30–36 inches above the table; begin near one-half to two-thirds of the table width.
Check normal and extended table positions, seated views, artwork, and walk paths. An extra-long table may suit a linear fixture or a balanced pair.
Kitchen island
Start here: 30–36 inches above the counter; keep a linear fixture roughly 6–12 inches inside each end.
Calculate multiple-pendant spacing from the actual shade diameter. Protect range-hood, cabinet-door, seating, and sightline clearances.
Grand stair · open plan
Start here: protect at least 7 feet of walk-path headroom; use room size only as an initial scale check.
Check upper and lower approaches, landing and railing clearances, windows, and adjacent fixtures. Size to the furniture zone—not the entire open floor plate.
Start near 60–65 in. to center for side sconces; keep overhead bars about ¾ mirror width.
Bathroom · vanity
Start here: place paired side sconces near eye level and align them to the user, mirror, and vanity.
Confirm projection, mirror width, double-vanity centers, and the actual wet- or damp-location zone. Even facial light matters more than one rigid mounting number.
Set the pendant from the counter, table, or bedside zone, then check reach and sightlines.
Kitchen island
Start here: 30–36 inches above the counter and about 24–30 inches center to center.
Distribute the remaining space evenly and recheck spacing against the actual shade diameter, hood, doors, and seated views.
Dining table
Start here: position the lowest point about 30–36 inches above the tabletop.
Scale to the tabletop, check normal and extended positions, and keep conversation sightlines clear.
Bedside
Start here: a shade bottom about 18–24 inches above the nightstand is a useful first check.
Confirm reading height, reach, bed and headboard proportions, glare, and switch access before fixing the electrical box.
Low-profile fixtures protect circulation while still respecting the room’s scale and rhythm.
Walk paths
Maintain at least 7 feet from the finished floor to the fixture’s lowest point in walk-through areas.
Check nearby doors, tall furniture, stair approaches, and any location where people carry large objects.
Room proportion
Add room length and width in feet and use the total in inches as an approximate diameter.
Treat the formula as a proportion check only; ceiling condition, furniture zone, and the exact fixture profile still govern.
Hall + passage
Keep fixtures inside the hall width, clear of door swings, and visually consistent around openings.
For repeated fixtures, establish a rhythm only after breaks, artwork, and adjacent rooms are known.
Mounting height is secondary to eye level, mirror proportions, projection, circulation, and glare control.
Entry + hallway
Begin around 60–72 inches to center, then align to doors, artwork, eye level, and the repeated architectural rhythm.
Verify projection, narrow circulation, door swing, and comfortable spacing between multiple sconces.
Start near 60–65 in. to center for side sconces; keep overhead bars about ¾ mirror width.
Bathroom + vanity
Use paired side lights near eye level for facial light, or size an overhead bar to the mirror rather than the whole vanity.
Check user height, mirror width, double-vanity centers, fixture depth, and the exact damp- or wet-location zone.
Bedside + reading
Place the light source near seated eye level and within easy reach from the bed or chair.
Check shade projection, headboard height, switch access, glare, and whether the fixture can be serviced without moving major furniture.
Size and aim the light to the framed surface, then refine the beam to control glare.
Artwork width
Begin with a shade around one-half the width of the artwork and center it precisely.
Large frames, deep frames, and gallery groupings may need a different beam spread than the simple width rule suggests.
Beam angle
Start near a 30-degree angle and adjust for even coverage and reduced reflected glare.
Artwork material, glass, frame depth, wall texture, and viewer position can change the final aim.
Scale to the architecture and approach, then verify the real exposure, glare, and circulation conditions.
Scale to the door and entry architecture. Check trim, swing, house numbers, cameras, eye-level glare, and the view from the drive.
Protect walk-path headroom and check canopy, door movement, weather exposure, slope, and the exact permitted mounting orientation.
Center on the entry or seating zone. Coordinate wind, chain or rod length, structural support, ceiling slope, and product-specific clearance.
Scale to the column, pier, or gate. Confirm mounting, wiring, glare, vehicle approach, pedestrian views, and landscape growth.
Use the first measurement as a draft, then adjust for ceiling condition, circulation, exposure, and service.
Adding about 3 inches per extra ceiling foot is only a starting adjustment for a fixture over a table or counter—not a universal rule for the fixture body, foyer, stair, or open-room drop.
Confirm the exact product is slope-rated and can level with its canopy, chain, rod, or cord. Verify total drop, ceiling angle, support, and fixture orientation.
Check sconce projection, door swings, narrow circulation, artwork, and visual rhythm. For expandable tables, verify both normal and extended positions.
Use only the exact listed rating and installation orientation for the real exposure. Manufacturer instructions, local code, and the licensed installer take priority.
Covered spaces still need an exposure check. A roof does not automatically make a location dry.
Coordinate paired lanterns with trim, swing, numbers, cameras, glare, and arrival views.
Check headroom, canopy, slope, weather movement, door clearance, and the exact listing.
Verify wind, chain or rod length, structure, ceiling slope, and service access.
Coordinate scale, mounting, wiring, vehicle approach, pedestrian views, and landscape growth.
This product is following the outdoor path above. Confirm its exact damp- or wet-location listing, permitted orientation, finish care, mounting surface, wiring route, and service access.
Exposure note: Use only the exact product and installation orientation permitted by its listed damp- or wet-location rating and manufacturer instructions. Avoid universal outdoor height rules.
The design only becomes an installation plan after the selected fixture and structure have been checked.
Fixture + structure
Service access
Planning guidance only. Exact product specifications, listed ratings, manufacturer instructions, local code, and the licensed installer’s assessment take priority.
Complimentary standard shipping is available on all U.S. product orders, with no minimum purchase requirement.
All applicable duties and taxes associated with standard U.S. product delivery are included. No additional state sales tax is added at checkout.
Delivery timing varies according to availability, size, production requirements, customization, packaging, shipping method, carrier schedules, and destination. Made-to-order, customized, fragile, and oversized lighting generally requires additional preparation and transit time.
Express shipping, installation, remote-area service, and other optional or special services may incur additional fees.
All delivery windows are estimates. Contact our Design Concierge before ordering if you are working toward a specific project date.
Please review our full Shipping & Delivery Policy for complete terms.
Submit a return request for an eligible unused, uninstalled, non-custom product within 30 calendar days after delivery. Do not ship the product until the return is authorized; the authorization will state the ship-by deadline.
Customized, made-to-order, installed, used, altered, and final-sale products are generally not eligible for return unless they arrive damaged, are incorrect, have a verified covered defect, or applicable law requires otherwise.
For a customer-choice return, the customer is responsible for return shipping. Fullstarlighting may deduct the documented actual outbound shipping cost originally incurred to deliver the order. No restocking fee is charged on an approved eligible return.
If an item or component arrives damaged, contact us promptly and include your order number and photographs of the product, packaging, shipping label, and visible issue. Keep all original packaging until our team completes its review.
Please review our Return & Refund Policy and 3-Year Limited Warranty for complete terms.
Need help choosing the right dimensions, finish, light source, hanging height, electrical specification, or delivery method?
Our Design Concierge can help with product specifications, customization options, installation questions, current availability, shipping methods, and project planning before you order.
Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page or contact support@fullstarlighting.com.
Customization is available for selected lighting.
Options may include dimensions, finish, number of light sources, hanging height, chain, rod or cord length, glass or crystal details, alabaster details, voltage, plug type, and color temperature.
Send our Design Concierge the product link, preferred specifications, delivery ZIP code, project timing, and any relevant room photographs, plans, or drawings.
Availability, pricing, production timing, and final specifications must be confirmed before production begins. Customized and made-to-order products are subject to additional cancellation and return restrictions.
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Product material guide
Materials and construction vary by design. Please review the product specifications for the exact materials, finish, dimensions, light-source requirements, and electrical details of this fixture.
Base metal, fabrication, and finish vary by design. Selected pieces may use solid-brass components, steel, aluminum, or mixed-metal construction where specified.
K9 crystal and other crystal types are used on selected designs. Cut, clarity, and configuration are listed in Product Details where applicable.
Hand-blown glass, molded glass, alabaster, fabric, and other shade materials are used according to the design. Natural and hand-finished materials may vary.
Finishing methods vary by model and may include polishing, plating, painting, brushing, antiquing, or protective coating.
Depending on the design, a fixture may use brass, steel, aluminum, glass, crystal, stone, alabaster, fabric, or other materials selected for its structure and intended use.
Finishes may be plated, painted, patinated, polished, brushed, or hand applied. Glass, crystal, stone, alabaster, metalwork, and hand-applied finishes may display subtle variations in color, texture, shape, veining, or tone.
Review the product page for voltage, bulb base, maximum wattage, dimming, and certification information. Product-specific specifications control if they differ from this general guidance.
Base metal, fabrication, and finish vary by design. Selected pieces may use solid-brass components, steel, aluminum, or mixed-metal construction where specified.
K9 crystal and other crystal types are used on selected designs. Cut, clarity, and configuration are listed in Product Details where applicable.
Hand-blown glass, molded glass, alabaster, fabric, and other shade materials are used according to the design. Natural and hand-finished materials may vary.
Finishing methods vary by model and may include polishing, plating, painting, brushing, antiquing, or protective coating.
Depending on the design, a fixture may use brass, steel, aluminum, glass, crystal, stone, alabaster, fabric, or other materials selected for its structure and intended use.
Finishes may be plated, painted, patinated, polished, brushed, or hand applied. Glass, crystal, stone, alabaster, metalwork, and hand-applied finishes may display subtle variations in color, texture, shape, veining, or tone.
Review the product page for voltage, bulb base, maximum wattage, dimming, and certification information. Product-specific specifications control if they differ from this general guidance.
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