Is this chandelier gorgeous or awful?

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www.iconiclights.co.uk/vintage-style-mini-marie-therese-5-way-ceiling-chandelier-in-bright-multi-colours.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIr8e4t_Xo2AIVpbXtCh0omAGNEAYYByABEgLZN_D_BwE

I like it to look at but wouldn't like to live with it.

@Gingersstuff - a pink kitchen sounds gorgeous! I'd have it kitted out with multi coloured appliances too - something that would make me smile when I get up in the morning!

If you like it do it!

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Chandelier = dreadful.

This is awful. But do it, no harm lost if it doesn’t work and you have to return.

Absolutely gorgeous for a 3 year old's bedroom who's in to fairies, rainbows, unicorns and princesses.
Hard to see how it would fit anywhere else.

I'm with the depends on the room brigade. I can see it in a Mexican inspired, bo-ho design scheme with lots of greenery and some Frida Kahlo - esq prints about the place.

It looks like a clown pooped it out.

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Oh fuck no, it's monstrous!

I kind of hoped it would be this one! I have seen it at a local farm shop cafe and absolutely love it. I get why people hate it too, but I still want it!

Like in this room -

www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/153474299782330359/

I would love to have it in a really ott tiny bathroom or something

It must be from the Mad Hatter's House - just WHO designed that????

It's extremely gaudy and I love it

It is a very garish piece and, no, I don't care for it. However, it has affinities with traditional Venetian blown glass chandeliers which also feature coloured glass and I like those, especially in situ.

It’s awful, but the 8 year old in me wants it 😂

Heh, dh says I should get it for my gym room. I think it is a ploy to keep it out of the living room.

I'd prefer it if it wasn't coloured. And I love colourful things.

In a room with these sorts of colours it would work, but I'd get a migraine with all those colours in my house

My FIL has this in his dining room. .

I think it’s great for a spot of kitsch in a room that’s not too busy. Maybe a room with relaxed rustic features to neutralise the plastic look of it. At least it doesn’t take itself too seriously!

I considered it for my DD, but it was about £150!!

I Love it !

It reminds me a bit of a candlestick I've had for donkey's years, currently residing on a kitchen shelf!

Depends on the room, I don't think I could live with it. I would be chiefly concerned about how much dust it would collect (loads in my house) and what a pain it would be to clean!!

Hideous - and I recognise it. The people we bought our house from had it in one of the rooms. It was the only light fitting they took with them! It was also the only one I'd said to DP we would replace pronto.