Hotel & Banquet Chandeliers
Statement chandeliers for lobbies, ballrooms, dining halls and events — hospitality-grade craftsmanship. See the three-tier alabaster drum chandelier and the art-glass and crystal tile chandelier for large project ceilings. For dining halls and converted timber buildings we also build a wood candle-arm chandelier for banquet halls — the same candle-arm silhouette carried in timber rather than brass. Supplied by the piece against the MOQ shown, with in-house quality inspection, export-grade packing and inland freight to your named China port included in the price.
MOQ 20
Bubble Chandelier — Starry-Sky Glass Spheres
MOQ 20
Chinese Art Glass & Crystal Tile Chandelier
MOQ 20
Crystal Fish-Group Chandelier for Hotel Lobbies
MOQ 50
Custom Large Metal Starry-Sky Chandelier for Hotel Lobbies
MOQ 5
Nordic Crystal-Ball Pendant — Spiral Staircase Chandelier
Hotel & Banquet Chandeliers: How to Specify Them
The short answer: these are large-format chandeliers built for hotel lobbies, ballrooms, banquet halls and dining rooms — alabaster, crystal, brass and art glass, in custom diameters and drops. Every piece shows its price per piece, its MOQ and its lead time. Custom sizes and finishes are the normal case, not the exception.
Which Chandelier for Which Space?
Format follows the room rather than the catalogue. Use the table as a starting shortlist, then confirm against your ceiling height and sightlines.
| Space | Typical format | Rough diameter guide |
|---|---|---|
| Hotel lobby | Multi-tier drum or cascade, statement scale | 900–1800 mm per ceiling bay |
| Ballroom / banquet hall | Wide drum, or a linear run for long halls | 1200–2400 mm, or 2–3 units on a run |
| Restaurant / dining room | Pendant cluster or compact drum over tables | 500–900 mm per cluster |
| Stairwell / atrium | Long-drop cascade, multi-tier | Set by the void width; drop confirmed on site |
| Corridor / lift lobby | Compact or flush drum | 300–600 mm |
Sizing rule of thumb: add the room's length and width in metres, multiply by 8. The result is a chandelier diameter in centimetres — a 10 m × 8 m lobby gives 8 × 18 = 144, so roughly 1.4 m. Treat it as a starting point: ceiling height and sightlines decide the final number, and we confirm it against your drawing.
Hanging height: keep the lowest point 2.1–2.4 m above the finished floor in circulation areas, and higher where guests walk underneath. Over a dining table the fixture usually sits 750–900 mm above the tabletop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you build a chandelier to my dimensions?
Yes — custom diameter, drop and finish is the normal case rather than the exception. Send a drawing, or a reference photograph with a tape measure in frame, plus the ceiling height and destination country, and we will confirm what is buildable before quoting.
What is the minimum order for a hotel chandelier?
MOQ is set per design and shown on every product page. Large-format chandeliers usually carry a lower minimum than carved or hand-strung families. Volume pricing is agreed per project through the Trade Program.
How high should a lobby chandelier hang?
Keep the lowest point at least 2.1–2.4 m above the finished floor in circulation areas, and higher where guests pass underneath. Over a dining table, the fixture usually sits 750–900 mm above the tabletop. Final drop is set on site from your ceiling structure.
Which finish suits a hotel lobby?
Antique or satin brass reads warm and hides handling marks better than polished brass, which is why it dominates public-area work. Name the finish you want rather than "gold" — that word covers several different brass processes that will not match on a wall.
How long does a custom chandelier take, and how is it shipped?
Samples ship in 10–15 days. Standard bulk production runs 20–45 days from drawing approval; a fully custom build runs 45–75 days. Prices are quoted FOB China Port and include QC, export packing and inland freight to the port. Certification documentation is supplied to your market requirement.
Browse and Compare
Two pieces show the range at both ends: the three-tier alabaster drum chandelier for lobby and dining scale, and the art-glass and crystal tile chandelier for large project ceilings.
If you are sourcing the whole property at once — chandeliers plus sconces, ceiling lights and lamps — start with our hospitality lighting supplier guide, which covers MOQ, lead times, certification and FOB pricing across every category.