Art Deco Linear Suspensions

Faceted crystal drops, frosted glass panels, and stepped brass rods for formal dining rooms. Shop from Corbett Lighting, Crystorama, and Hudson Valley Lighting.

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Art Deco Linear Suspensions Canada – Geometric Bars for Tables & Islands

Art Deco linear suspensions apply the era’s geometry to over-table lighting — faceted glass drops on stepped rods, rectangular frosted panels on chrome canopies, multi-socket arms with angular shades in black and brass, and linear amber glass arrangements that distribute warm light along the length of a table or island.

Explore our full pendant lighting collection, or see Art Deco multi-light pendants for clustered configurations.

All products are priced in Canadian dollars with free shipping on orders over $199 CAD.

Sizing & Placement

Over a Dining Table

Span roughly two-thirds the table length and center the fixture. Hang the bottom 30 to 36 inches above the surface for an 8-foot ceiling, adding about 3 inches per additional foot.

Over a Kitchen Island

Scale the fixture to the island length and hang 28 to 34 inches above the counter, keeping sightlines clear for seated conversation.

Open-Plan Spaces

A linear fixture defines a dining or prep zone within an open room without visually dividing the space.

Brands in This Collection

Fixtures from Alora Lighting, ET2 Lighting, Modern Forms, Studio M Lighting, Uttermost, SLAMP, and Mullan Lighting.

Art Deco Linear Suspension FAQs

What length linear fixture do I need?

Aim for roughly two-thirds the length of the table or island below. A 72-inch dining table suits a fixture around 44 to 50 inches, leaving clear space at each end so the fixture doesn’t visually overhang.

How high should it hang?

Hang the bottom 30 to 36 inches above a dining table and 28 to 34 inches above a kitchen island for an 8-foot ceiling, adding roughly 3 inches per additional foot of ceiling height.

Linear suspension or multiple pendants?

A single linear fixture gives a cleaner unified line and installs from one junction box. Multiple pendants offer more spacing flexibility but require a shared canopy or separate wiring points.

What finish suits a Deco interior?

Polished brass and chrome are the signature Deco metals, often paired with black. Match the fixture finish to the dominant hardware metal in the room for a composed result.

Are these fixtures dimmable?

Many are dimmable with compatible dimmable bulbs and an LED-rated dimmer; all lights on the fixture dim together. For integrated-LED models, check the spec sheet for the dimming method.

Where can I buy Art Deco linear suspensions in Canada?

Montreal Lighting & Hardware carries them online and at our Mount-Royal showroom (5670 Paré Street, Quebec, H4P 2M2). We ship Canada-wide at CAD prices with free shipping on orders over $199. Call (514) 416-2013.

Buying guide
How to Choose Art Deco Linear Suspensions

Glass type, length, hanging height, and finish determine how Art Deco linear suspensions perform over formal dining tables.

Choose the glass type
Faceted crystal drop rows on stepped brass rods deliver the most brilliant, prismatic Art Deco dining light — each crystal drop creates multiple light points that refract across the table surface. Frosted glass rectangular panel configurations produce the signature opalescent quality of Art Deco interior lighting. Amber glass panel arrangements produce warm, atmospheric dining light characteristic of the period's restaurant and hotel interiors.
Match the length to the table
Span two-thirds the dining table or island length. For a 72-inch table, look for a 44 to 50-inch suspension. Never extend beyond the table width.
Set the hanging height
Over a dining table, hang 30 to 36 inches above the surface. Over a kitchen island, 28 to 34 inches provides task coverage.
Choose the finish
Polished brass is the most period-authentic and glamorous Art Deco finish. Polished nickel and chrome suit the machine-age modernist end. Black-and-gold suits the most dramatically styled Art Deco dining rooms.
Table lengthFixture lengthHeight
48"28" - 32"30-36" above table
60"36" - 42"30-36" above table
72"44" - 50"30-36" above table
84"50" - 58"30-36" above table
Kitchen island2/3 island length28-34" above counter
Common questions
Art Deco Linear Suspensions FAQ
What defines Art Deco linear suspensions?
Art Deco linear suspensions use faceted crystal drop rows on stepped brass rods, frosted glass rectangular panels on chrome canopies, geometric multi-socket arms with faceted glass shades in black and gold, and amber glass panel arrangements to deliver glamorous over-table lighting with 1920s-1930s design character.
What glass type produces the most Art Deco effect?
Faceted crystal drop rows — each drop creates multiple light points that refract brilliantly across the table surface. Frosted glass panels produce the signature opalescent quality.
How long should it be?
Two-thirds the dining table or island length. For a 72-inch table, 44 to 50 inches. Never extend beyond the table width.
What color temperature?
2700K. Warm light through crystal and frosted glass maximizes the light play.
Do you offer free shipping?
Yes, free standard shipping across Canada on all orders over $199, including linear suspensions.
What brands do you carry?
We carry Art Deco linear suspensions from Corbett Lighting, Crystorama, and Hudson Valley Lighting.
Are they dimmable?
Most accept dimmable LED bulbs. Strongly recommended for formal dining room applications.