Chandeliers

Designer Kitchen Chandeliers

A candelabrum is a multi-tube lamp located in the center of the room, with decorative elements that give it elegance and solemnity. In some cases, candelabra look modest and restrained, with emphasis on certain details that emphasize the style.

In our store you can purchase kitchen chandeliers from Italy, Spain, the USA, France and the Czech Republic, in various design styles and author's performance, inspiring to prepare unforgettable dishes and receive guests for whom your candelabrum will become a symbol of your exceptional hospitality.

Styles of candelabra for the kitchen begin with a classic design, whose roots go back to the distant Middle Ages. The first chandeliers were a huge pendant candlesticks cast from iron and bronze. Their first candles were pork lard plates, which became the prototype of modern bowls. With the development of candle production, candelabra became less smoked, and with the advent of electricity they completely lost side effects, becoming a decoration of the kitchen in a traditional style.

At the beginning of the twentieth century, with the advent of Art Deco and Art Nouveau in the design, candelabra began to be distinguished by great design diversity. Original models in bright colors, with fantasy glass elements attracted attention with their delicate artistic performance, while urban products pleased with functionality, quality of work of the body and shades, visible to the naked eye.

Modern chandeliers, although adhering to certain design traditions, still carry the imprint of an era with functionality coming to the fore. Perhaps that is why Italamp kitchen candelabra models resemble cookware sets - elegant glasses that play with tints in the soft light of ultra-technological incandescent lamps. Diverse geometric shapes are combined with the milky white light of LED lamps and glass pendants in the models Mariner, Preciosa, De Majo and Vaughan.

The concept of a modern chandelier for a kitchen goes beyond the standard concept of this kind. High-tech candelabra represent the author’s vision of a certain life in a big city, where form often replaces content. At the same time, in the Fine Art Lamps, Vaughan and Charles Paris models, the laconicism of forms does not exclude values ​​that are rich in semantic shades. Materials and methods for processing them are no less diverse - stamped, polished and brushed metal, glass with monochrome and color spraying, decorative elements made of plastic, textile, bronze, silver and gold.