Chandeliers in Surrey: See Them Hung and Lit Before You Buy

Andrew Elliott

Jul 7

2 min read

Updated: Aug 24

If you want to see chandeliers in Surrey before buying, visit Illuminations of Camberley at 66–68 High Street, Camberley. Our chandeliers are displayed hung and switched on, so you can judge sparkle, scale, finish and drop in person rather than trying to decide from a product photograph.

Why see a chandelier lit before you buy?

A chandelier changes once it is switched on. Crystal starts to sparkle, glass picks up reflections, metal finishes warm or cool depending on the lamps, and the fitting's true scale becomes much easier to understand. Those are the details that photographs struggle to show accurately.

What chandelier styles can you compare?

The Camberley showroom includes crystal, glass, traditional multi-arm and contemporary statement designs. If you are deciding which look suits your room, see our guide to choosing a chandelier style.

What size chandelier do I need?

Room dimensions, ceiling height, the furniture below the fitting and required clearance all affect the right diameter and drop. For the measurements and hanging-height guidance, use our chandelier and pendant sizing guide. Bring your room measurements or a photograph with you and we can help you compare suitable fittings in the showroom.

Where can I see RV Astley lighting in person?

Illuminations also has a dedicated RV Astley lighting page showing the brand and pieces represented through the Camberley showroom.

Where can I see chandeliers in Surrey?

Illuminations of Camberley is on Camberley High Street and serves customers from across Surrey, Berkshire and Hampshire, including Guildford, Woking, Farnham, Fleet, Farnborough, Bracknell, Ascot and surrounding towns. No appointment is needed to visit.

You can also see chandeliers already installed and switched on in customers' homes in our customer installations gallery.

Illuminations of Camberley · 66–68 High Street, Camberley, Surrey GU15 3RS · Monday–Saturday 9am–5:30pm · Buy the light, not the photograph.