Distressed White Six Light Farmhouse Dining Chandelier

Transform your interior with the Distressed White Six-Light Farmhouse Chandelier, a carefully proportioned fixture that fills rooms with warmth without overwhelming the ceiling plane. Designed with a classic orb silhouette, this chandelier measures 22.84 inches wide by 26.18 inches high, offering an ideal scale for dining tables, kitchen islands, and foyer centers where balanced lighting enhances both function and style.

The fixture features a handcrafted wooden frame finished in a weathered white paint, creating a textured contrast against the polished metallic base. This combination of rustic wood tones and clean geometry suits modern farmhouse, cottage, and transitional decor styles. The durable finish provides rust resistance, making it suitable for extended use in hallways, stairways, and covered entryways.

Lighting versatility is built into every detail. Six candelabra-style sockets accept E12 base bulbs, allowing you to choose from energy-efficient LEDs, vintage-style dimmable bulbs, or standard incandescent options. Each socket supports up to 60 watts maximum. Connect to any compatible dimmer switch (sold separately) to adjust brightness levels for different moods. The unit operates on standard AC 110V power.

Key Specifications & Compatibility

• Design: Distressed White Farmhouse Orb with Wood Frame
• Dimensions: Diameter 22.84 Inches | Height 26.18 Inches
• Bulb Type: 6x E12 Candelabra Base Sockets
• Socket Rating: Max 60 Watts Per Bulb
• Ceiling Types: Fits Flat, Sloped, and Vaulted Ceilings
• Adjustability: Customize Hanging Height for Tables or Islands
• Assembly: Includes detailed instructions for quick setup

This chandelier adapts effortlessly to various rooms. Hang it low over a kitchen island to highlight prep work, mount it above a dining set to anchor the space, or place it in a bedroom or café area to bring character. The adjustable chain allows precise positioning for different ceiling heights. Clean the surface with a soft, dry cloth; avoid harsh chemicals and abrasives to protect the distressed finish. Ensure power is disconnected before wiring, and never exceed the recommended wattage for safe installation.