Wareda Linear Chandelier 54"L 72"L

Dining table

Dining room

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

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

Architectural volume

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.

Kitchen island

Multiple pendants

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

Dining pendant

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

Reading pendant

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.

Walk paths

Low ceilings & clearances

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

Room scale

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

Rhythm without obstruction

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.

Entry + hallway

Wall rhythm

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

Even light around the mirror

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

Comfortable reach

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.