Large-scale Moroccan chandeliers handcrafted in solid brass for dining rooms, entryways, foyers, and living rooms. Multi-light designs with hand-punched geometric patterns create a dramatic focal point and project intricate shadow patterns across the entire room. Our chandeliers range from 18-inch fixtures for smaller dining areas to 36-inch statement pieces for double-height foyers and commercial spaces like restaurants and hotels. Available in polished brass, antique bronze, and oxidized silver. Each chandelier ships fully assembled with mounting hardware and standard wiring — professional installation recommended for larger fixtures.
Handcrafted Moroccan-Style Chandeliers
A Moroccan chandelier is a statement piece. It transforms a dining room, foyer, or hotel lobby from ordinary to unforgettable. Every chandelier in our collection is built from solid brass in our workshop — no plated steel, no hollow castings. The hand-pierced patterns contain thousands of individual cuts that project geometric light across your ceiling and walls.
Our largest chandeliers take 2-3 weeks to craft. A single artisan works each piece from start to finish — cutting the brass sheets, piercing the patterns, shaping and soldering the panels, then hand-finishing the surface. This is not assembly-line production. The result is a fixture with depth, variation, and character that machine-made chandeliers cannot replicate.
We supply chandeliers to homeowners, interior designers, restaurants, and boutique hotels across North America. For commercial projects, we offer volume pricing and coordinated finishes across multiple fixtures. Every chandelier ships with UL-listed wiring for standard US installation. Browse our pendant lights for smaller single-point alternatives.
Choosing the Right Chandelier Size
The classic formula: add your room's length and width in feet — that number in inches is your ideal chandelier diameter. A 12x14 foot dining room calls for a 26-inch chandelier. A 16x20 foot foyer calls for 36 inches.
Over dining tables: The chandelier should be 6-12 inches narrower than the table. Hang it 30-36 inches above the table surface. For 8-foot ceilings, keep the bottom of the fixture at least 30 inches above the table.
In foyers: The bottom of the chandelier should hang no lower than 7 feet from the floor in walkways. For two-story foyers with 16+ foot ceilings, a 30-36 inch chandelier creates the right visual scale. Center it in the sightline from your front door.
For general pendant sizing principles, our pendant light guide covers the fundamentals.
Where to Hang a Moroccan Chandelier
Dining room: Centered over the table, 30-36 inches above the surface. This is the most popular placement — the shadow patterns make every dinner feel intentional.
Foyer or entryway: Centered in the space, visible the moment someone walks through your front door. Scale up for double-height entries.
Stairwell: A dramatic vertical drop for open stairwells. Choose a fixture that can be appreciated from multiple levels. Request an extra-long chain at checkout.
Master bedroom: Centered over the bed as an alternative to a ceiling fan. Creates warm ambient light with intricate shadow patterns on the ceiling. Pair with a dimmer for nighttime ambiance.