Pendant light 110 cm – 3 rings, black, warm LED light
This RIO pendant is designed as a clear architectural statement: three suspended LED rings in a black aluminium finish f...
A chandelier is a larger decorative pendant light hung in the centre of a room or above a table, often serving as both the main light and a focal point. The category holds 5 Thoro Lighting chandeliers rated 24 to 100 W, with 3000K or 4000K light, all with an integrated LED and an aluminium body. They hang in living rooms, dining rooms, above kitchen tables and in spacious entrance halls.
A chandelier can be seen from anywhere in the room, so its size, hanging height and whether it gives enough light all matter equally.
Chandeliers in this category are rated 24 to 100 W. Luminous flux in lumens is not listed for them, so compare models by wattage and dimensions on the product page; with an integrated LED, higher wattage usually means more light. A lower-wattage chandelier above a table is often supported by other fittings, while a more powerful one can light a whole living room. The lighting calculator helps estimate how much light your room needs.
In walkways, the bottom of a chandelier usually needs to be at least 2.1 m above the floor so it does not get in the way. Above a dining table it hangs lower, at about 70 to 90 cm above the table top. Match the diameter to the table or room: over a table, a chandelier is typically about half to two thirds of the table's width. Tall rooms and halls need a longer suspension, so check how far it can be lengthened or shortened.
These chandeliers give 3000K warm white or 4000K neutral white light. Living and dining rooms usually get 3000K, while 4000K can work in a kitchen or hall. A chandelier is rarely the only light: in a living room it is supported by a floor lamp or wall lights, so their colour temperature should match. Mixed colour temperatures make a room look patchy, especially against white walls.
These chandeliers have an aluminium body, and there is a model with oak veneer. Colours are black, gold, white, red and beige, so a chandelier can be either a bold accent or a neutral fitting. All are rated IP20 and are meant for dry rooms. Because the light source is integrated, there are no bulbs to change, and the colour temperature stays the same throughout the life of the fitting.
| Parameter | Chandeliers in this category |
|---|---|
| Power | 24–100 W |
| Colour temperature | 3000K or 4000K |
| Light source | integrated LED |
| IP rating | IP20 |
| Body | aluminium, oak veneer |
For a smaller area or an accent, browse single pendants, and for a long table, linear pendants. Estimate the light your room needs with the lighting calculator.
In a walkway, the bottom of a chandelier is usually at least 2.1 m above the floor so it does not get in the way. Above a dining table it hangs lower, about 70 to 90 cm above the table top. Tall rooms need a longer suspension, and its length is given on the product page.
Over a dining table, a chandelier's diameter is usually about half to two thirds of the table's width, so it looks in proportion and stays clear of people's heads. In a living room, size is matched to the floor area and ceiling height. Exact dimensions are on each chandelier's product page.
A living room chandelier usually gives warm white 3000K light, which feels cosy in the evening. The chandeliers in this category come in 3000K or 4000K. Neutral 4000K is better suited to a kitchen or hall, where seeing clearly matters more.
Chandeliers in this category are rated 24 to 100 W. The right wattage depends on the floor area, ceiling height and whether the chandelier will be the only light. As luminous flux is not listed for these chandeliers, compare them by wattage and dimensions.
No, every chandelier in this category has an integrated LED light source, so there are no bulb sockets and no bulbs to buy. The colour temperature, 3000K or 4000K, is set by the manufacturer and does not change, so choose it when you buy.