Frequently Asked Questions

I wire inside the antlers by using a long straight bit to drill out the inside of the antler. The wiring is then carefully fished through the antler. The drill holes are disguised so the aesthetic of the finished piece is not compromised. This process is lengthier and more time consuming but produces a great result.

UL Listed means the product has undergone rigorous testing by Underwriters Laboratories and meets nationally recognized standards for safety and functionality. Our chandeliers, sconces, and pendants are UL certified under File E238337, listed for both the United States and Canada — custom builds included. Certification applies to the finished fixture, not just the components inside it, and our facility is subject to UL’s periodic Follow-Up Services inspections to confirm every fixture matches the approved design.

Yes. Our fixtures are UL certified under File E238337, listed for both the United States and Canada. Certification means the completed fixture — not just its internal components — has been evaluated against UL safety standards, and our facility is subject to UL’s ongoing inspection program. Because most US electrical codes require hardwired fixtures to carry an accredited certification mark, our chandeliers can be installed and inspected as standard lighting fixtures. Our listing is publicly verifiable through UL’s Product iQ database. For ceiling support, hanging height and chain length, see our antler chandelier installation guide.

Your chandelier will use 40 watt bulbs which will be included when I ship your chandelier. I will include softer yellow 2700K or brighter white 3000K LED bulbs. Lamps will use 60 watt with are also included when I ship.

Antlers are sourced through select antler brokers across the nation. They buy antlers from shed hunters who collect the naturally shed antlers. I buy craft grade antlers to use in your designs.

I am happy to help you select the right size for your space. There is a formula that you can use to select your size range on your own. Add the length of the room to the width of the room then substitute feet for inches. EX a 12 by 18 room would add up to 30 feet which would mean the diameter of the chandelier would be 30 inches. For height you can multiply the ceiling height by 3. A 10″ ceiling would mean your chandelier can be 30″ in height. If you are hanging over a table it is recommended that the diameter is 10-12 inches less than the width of the table. If your table is 40″ wide your chandelier would be 30″ wide. For more worked examples and species-specific sizing tips, see our antler chandelier guides.

Yes to both. If you’ve already collected antlers of your own, see how we build with antlers you provide — we can use them on their own or supplement them from our stock. If you’re starting from scratch with a specific room, species, or style in mind, our custom antler chandelier design page walks through that process, including typical timelines and pricing.