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ALL YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

How do I choose between a chandelier, pendant, and flush mount?

Chandeliers are statement fixtures that hang from a chain or rod — best for high ceilings (9+ feet), dining rooms, entryways, and stairwells where the fixture becomes a focal point. Pendant lights hang from a single cord or stem and work in kitchens, over islands, and in smaller dining spaces. Flush mounts sit tight against the ceiling — best for low ceilings (under 9 feet), hallways, closets, and bedrooms where headroom matters.

How big should a chandelier or pendant be for my room?

A common rule: add the room's length and width in feet, then convert to inches for the diameter (a 12 x 14 foot dining room takes a 26" diameter chandelier). For dining rooms, the fixture should be 30-36" above the table. For entries, the bottom of the fixture should be 7+ feet from the floor. Pendant lights over kitchen islands should hang 30-36" above the counter, with multiple smaller pendants spaced 24-30" apart for islands over 6 feet.

What materials are used in Quince ceiling lighting?

Iron and steel are the dominant frame materials — finished in black, brass, gold-foil, or natural metal. Opal glass shades (white frosted glass with a soft glow) appear on the pendant and lantern designs. The geometric and mid-century pieces lean into the visible structural lines as part of the design rather than hiding them. No plastic or paper shades in this line.

Are these fixtures hardwired? Do I need an electrician?

Most permanent lighting fixtures (chandeliers, pendants, flush mounts, wall sconces, ceiling fans) are hardwired and require an electrician for safe installation — they connect to your home electrical wiring and need a grounded junction box. Plug-in lamps and rechargeable portable lamps require no installation. Each product page lists whether the fixture is hardwired or plug-in.

What kind of bulbs do these fixtures use?

Most Quince fixtures use standard medium-base (E26) sockets that accept incandescent, LED, or halogen bulbs in the wattage listed on the product page. Some pendant and chandelier fixtures use candelabra-base (E12) bulbs. A few designs have integrated LED panels that do not require separate bulbs — these are noted on each product page. Quince does not include bulbs in the box; check the specs before ordering.

How do I dim ceiling lighting?

Most Quince ceiling fixtures with standard sockets are dimmable when paired with a dimmer-rated bulb (LED dimmable or incandescent) and a compatible wall dimmer switch. Integrated LED fixtures (noted on the product page) include the dimming specifications in the product details — most use a TRIAC dimmer rather than a standard wall dimmer. Always confirm the dimmer protocol on the product page before installation.