Large chandeliers for halls and entrance areas of townhouses made of polished brass

Chandeliers in halls and entrance areas of houses primarily have a representative function and are usually the first thing that visitors to the house see and leave a first impression. Houses and interiors, especially of older houses, are often designed for a certain historical period - such periods are, for example, Classicism and Biedermeier (late 18th to mid-19th century). If you are equipping an older house with lighting, you will certainly not buy a central chandelier that is completely modern in appearance, but you will try to preserve the history of the lighting fixtures that fit into the period when the house was built.
For example, chandeliers for better middle-class homes either looked like strass crystal baskets with arms, or lighter chandeliers and lamps made of pressed polished brass were used, often combined with glass and crystal trimmings.

Amazing mirroring and light reflection effect in polished metal
Both chandeliers with small stones with a shiny metal background (Strass) and chandeliers made of polished shaped brass parts use a unique mirror effect, i.e. the reflection of light from shiny metal. In their historical era, hall chandeliers made of polished brass helped reflect the weak light of candles or early oil lamps. Today, dimmable LED bulbs with warm light (2200 -2700K) are used, which can enhance the amazing effect of the reflection of warm light even more depending on the selected intensity.

And it is precisely these chandeliers with metal-stamped brass parts that we would like to offer you. All brass parts of the chandeliers are handmade.Of course, these chandeliers can also be plated - shiny silver, matte - brushed brass, or chemically stained (patina).

It all depends on your taste and what impression you want to achieve from the interior lighting of the hall of your house.