Comments on: Striking guidelines on shabby Elegance

By: Conti

Conti — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 05:54:15 +0000

I want to first off say I love this chandelier. In fact, after having one for a few months, I bought another. They look great. I want to warn anyone who might buy this, though. Expect to use hot glue if you want to use taper candles, because the candles won’t fit and stay upright. You have to glue the candles in, but when it’s time to replace them, the glue comes out easily. The other recommendation I have is to hot glue the glass candle holders into the chandelier, even though they screw in. I promise, with taper candles, they will loosen and fall. Still, for just a couple of cents and 5 minutes of time, this is the perfect shabby chic chandelier. Also, if you don’t like the crystals, they just slide off the scroll work.

By: McKinnon

McKinnon — Sun, 01 Aug 2010 18:15:48 +0000

Love this chandelier. It was the perfect size to hang over our jacuzzi tub; where we wanted something romantic and didn’t want the hassel of an electric light chandelier. A little unknown BONUS; the chandelier can hold regular taper candles, but also votives can fit in the holders and look fantastic as well (if you’d like a little variety). GREAT buy, can’t beat the price. Adds a little elegance and romance for so few $$$.

By: Ice

Ice — Sun, 01 Aug 2010 05:55:00 +0000

This product looks beautiful! Is the chandelier really 23 3/4″ tall or does that include the chain?

By: Nien

Nien — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 18:13:31 +0000

I loved these candleholders! They were perfect for my daughter’s room. I purchased two of them and hung them beside her bed. The are beautiful. I liked the fact that there was no electrical wiring required to get the look of chandeliers. The price is unbeatable.