Silver chain chandelier from Tigermoth Lighting

by Alexandra Toso on December 20, 2009
Silver chain chandelier from Tigermoth Lighting

Add some drama with this impressive chandelier from Tigermoth Lighting. From £1,498.

Lighting on the whole is practical. We kinda need it otherwise we’d constantly walk around bumping into things – yes I know that’s stating the bleedin’ obvious.

But that doesn’t mean lighting can’t be beautiful as well.

There are lots of beautiful table lamps, pendants and wall lights about – a lot of them right here on Furnish - but we think we’ve fallen in love with Tigermoth Lighting. Their decadent and unusual range features beautiful pendants and chandeliers made from exquisite crystals that are guaranteed to create a show-stopping centrepiece in any room.

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We’re especially taken with the chain range which includes pendants and chandeliers made from long strands of black or silver chain as shown in this dramatic three-tier chandelier.

Perfect for use in any room, we think it would look fab in a hallway with a high ceiling to make a truly elegant entrance to your home.

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About Alexandra Toso

Alexandra Toso Alex Toso is Features Editor at furnish.co.uk. She has more than seven years experience as an interiors journalist working for titles such as Real Homes, Ideal Home, greenmystyle.com, 25 Kitchens and Grand Designs. Her passion is high-end furnishings but she also has a keen eye for a bargain. View all articles by Alexandra Toso...

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