Multi Pendant Lighting Fixtures

Few lighting fixtures accentuate a space like a multi-light pendant. While multi-bulb pendants may have been inspired by chandeliers, they belong in their own discrete category. 1800Lighting by Capitol Lighting has many different styles and looks of multi-bulb pendants that will look amazing in any space you hang them.

Where Multi-Bulb Pendants Work Best

Because they extend downward from the ceiling, multi-bulb pendants work best in rooms and entryways with taller ceilings. You often see multi-light pendants in the same places you see other low-hanging fixtures, like chandeliers, single-bulbed pendants, and caged lighting. With this in mind, multi-bulb pendants can be installed in living rooms, dining rooms, foyers, bedrooms, kitchens, and over stairwells and hallways. As a rule of thumb, allow 7.5 feet from the floor to the bottom of the fixture.

Multi-Light Pendant Light Fixtures in Every Style

You can find different styles of multi-bulb pendant lighting on the 1800Lighting website or stop in a Capitol Lighting showroom in New Jersey and Florida. We have multi-bulb fixtures with anything from two bulbs to well over a dozen. With hundreds of available designs by top manufacturers including ET2 Lighting, Kuzco Lighting, Currey and Company, Elegant Lighting, and more. You can find the right style for your décor: modern, traditional, minimalist, mid-century, industrial, farmhouse, and more!

Different Shapes of Multi-Light Pendant Light Fixtures

If you have an idea about what you're seeking, knowing the shapes of multi-lighting pendants can help narrow your search. Pendant lights have various parts, all of which affect the look and style of your fixture:

• Canopy – This is the top of the light that is mounted flush with the ceiling. The canopy hides the wiring, but it is visible, so it's important that you like the look of it. Canopies can be round, oblong, square, etc. They can also protrude downward with the tubing or wires or have a lower profile.
• Tubing or Wires – Depending on the style of the fixture, the pendants will extend downward via wires or tubing, which will hide the wires.
• Pendant Holder – This is the part of the pendant that connects the bulb to the wiring. Like the canopy, it is visible, so it's essential to match the finish and materials with the style of your home.
• Pendant Glass or Shade – Each individual pendant will end with the bulb and whatever material is enclosing it. This may be glass, a metal tube, a fabric shade, etc. The light might also be designed to display naked bulbs. Common shapes for coverings are bell, cylinder, dome, drum, globe, linear, oval, and rectangular.

How to Choose the Best Multi-Light Pendants

It's easy to get lost in the choices when it comes to choosing interior lighting. A company like 1800Lighting by Capitol Lighting offers hundreds of different options. Here are a few tips for you to select the best multi-light pendants.

• Commit to a design style.
• Decide whether you require a dimmer or not. Not all fixtures are dimmable.
• Measure your space, including the ceiling height. Don't buy a fixture that will get lost in a large room or overpower a small room.
• Choose the number of bulbs you want.

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