Glam
(110)Glam style is unapologetic about shine.
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About Glam
Glam Lighting With Crystal, Gold and a Little Sparkle
Glam style is unapologetic about shine. It favors crystal, mirror, gold, copper and brass, with soft fabrics like sheer panels to balance the hard sparkle. Shapes can be tiered, layered and dramatic, or one clean form covered in crystal. The light is the point: crystal breaks it into small sparkles across walls and ceilings, so even a modest fixture makes a room glow. This collection is led by crystal chandeliers, from tiered candle styles and layered dining pieces to long drop foyer and stairwell designs in gold and copper. There is also a brushed brass crystal leaf ceiling light and a mini crystal island pendant. Smaller glam touches include crystal bedside and table lamps, a crystal floor lamp, feather wall lamps, crystal tealight holders, mirror candle plates, crystal globe string lights and a sheer curtain panel.
How to do glam without overdoing it
- One showpiece per room: A crystal chandelier over the dining table or in the entry is plenty. Let lamps and candles support it quietly.
- Dim it down: Crystal sparkles most at lower brightness. A dimmable fixture, or a compatible dimmer on the circuit, turns a bright fixture into a glowing one.
- Pick one metal: Gold is the classic choice. Stick with it across frames, lamps and candle holders so the room feels pulled together.
- Balance shine with softness: Sheer curtains, velvet and plush throws keep glam from feeling cold.
Mixing glam with other styles
Glam and vintage and classic style share gold frames and ornate details, while a single crystal piece adds instant polish to a modern room. See the full range in our chandeliers, and when it is time for upkeep, read how to clean a crystal chandelier.
Common Questions About Glam
Dining rooms, entryways and stairwells are the classic spots because people pass under them and see them from several angles. In a bedroom, a smaller crystal chandelier or a crystal ceiling light adds sparkle without taking over the room.
A light dusting every few weeks keeps the sparkle, with a deeper clean once or twice a year. Always turn off the power and let the bulbs cool first. Our blog has a step by step guide to cleaning a crystal chandelier.
Yes. Choose one or two sparkling pieces, such as a crystal table lamp or a mirrored accent, and keep the rest simple. Mirror and crystal bounce light around, which can make a small room feel brighter and more open.
A clear bulb with a small bright point of light throws the sharpest sparkle through cut crystal. Frosted bulbs give a softer glow with less refraction. Warm white keeps the whole fixture looking rich rather than icy.
