Chandelier Lighting in Casinos

Lighting is one of the most important and least understood variables when establishing a mood in a public interior. Frequently, the solution requires hidden high-tech light sources to provide ambient light, combined with high-visibility ornamental fixtures that help establish the theme.

Modern casino designers are returning to using chandeliers to add just the right touch to a entry hall or over gambling tables.

Casino owners are no longer limited to the multi-armed, shiny brass chandelier with faux candle sockets. Murray Feiss lighting offers more than 200 styles with a variety of finishes for any decor. Not only will they add an aura of festivity, but also offer a feeling of elegance.

Proper placement is vital. In a gaming room, hang the chandelier directly above the center of the table. The chandelier should be 30 inches from the top of the table to avoid interferring with the players.

Use recessed lighting or wall sconces as a complement to the light cast by the chandelier. By adding this type of lighting to the corners of your room, it will not only visually expand the room, but will focus attention to the chandelier.

Make good use of a dimmer to add the right mood to the room; lower lighting for soft mood dining, and brighter for tasks. If you have a long, narrow table, consider using several small, low-voltage Murray Feiss pendants instead of a chandelier to assure an even distribution of light.