Antler Chandelier

In country- style homes especially in Dallas, most of their dining halls have rustic furnitures adorned all around and an antler chandelier on the middle of the table will never be missed out. With its sharp edges that are seemingly spikes, it appears like your meal came from fresh from being hunted in the forest. Well, if you do not believe it, search it through the internet and you will see it for yourself.

Just a glance of an antique chandelier will tell you that it is indeed unique. If you compare it with those that are inspired from historic European periods, it would surely be out of the list. It is unmistakable a form of special art that will add more than a touch of ingenuity in your interiors. This is also a good manner to reflect your rich roots of Western heritage.

An antler chandelier comes in different themes such as that of the South American where it is reminiscent of the Incas in Guatemala or the Native American where it is reminiscent of the Cowboys in Phoenix. It also exhibits a very trendy feel as it perfectly suits your contemporary interiors especially when you spare some time off and meticulously choose what piece will work best. Most of all, it will more than complement in a space where there are collection of heads from bears and elks, fitting for another wild game in the safari.

Available with a traditional candle setting, an antler chandelier is more of the eclectic form. In the market, there are a lot of choices that can be selected from. There are even retail stores that allow it to be customized to reflect your personal touch in the creation. Here are some of the options to be considered:

1. The are some sizes that range from around 28 inches in diameter to as much as 48 inches in diameter. As to the number of bulbs, it can run to as many as 6 to 12 but it really depends on the pattern.
2. The antlers can reach as high as 4 feet that makes it very ideal. There are also that are only up to 2 tines. It actually starts to grow in the spring which is shed sometime around December.

Rocky mountain mammals are the species that should be credited for such light fixture. They provide the basis for a spectacular creation since they naturally have pointed prongs with a beam that brushes all around giving that artistic effect on the product that is finished. Annually, their hard thorns are anywhere between 8 inches to 15 inches long and when it is the third year, it arrive at 4 or 5 points.