Yellow Chandeliers

Yellow adds instant warmth and cheer, whether it's a bold mustard or a soft buttery shade. Compare 617 yellow chandeliers from 37 retailers on Flitch, with prices for most of them running from around £75 to £2,400 – so there’s choice across a wide range of budgets.


Yellow chandeliers on Flitch

About a quarter of the chandeliers on Flitch are yellow, making it one of the most common colours. You’ll find the widest choice at The Range, Olivia's and Dunelm. The range keeps growing: retailers have added 44 new yellow chandeliers to Flitch in the last 30 days. Most yellow chandeliers are metal. Beyond modern and contemporary designs, the most common styles are traditional and vintage. There are also 81 with built-in LED lights. Yellow can lift a room quickly, and mustard and ochre shades tend to be easier to live with than bright lemon.


How much do yellow chandeliers cost?

Half of all yellow chandeliers on Flitch cost less than £420. That’s about 50% more than chandeliers in general, which usually cost around £280. The biggest difference in price comes down to style: traditional designs typically cost £500, about twice the price of modern designs at £220. You’ll pay less for those with built-in LED lights: they typically cost £190, about 55% less than the range as a whole. It also pays to shop around: of the retailers with plenty to choose from, The Range is usually the cheapest, at around £220, and Andrew Martin the most expensive, at around £2,750.


What other shoppers are choosing

Beige and grey chandeliers are also popular with shoppers, if you’re not set on yellow. Yellow chandeliers are catching on: shoppers have looked at them more over the last three months than at this time last year. Vintage chandeliers are popular with shoppers, but there are fewer to choose from than most other styles. Retailers have also been stocking more plastic chandeliers this year, so there’s a wider choice available.


Is now a good time to buy yellow chandeliers?

Right now 31 yellow chandeliers are reduced, typically by 15% – and some by up to 50%. Prices have been steady for the last three months, so a price alert is the easiest way to catch a drop.


Prices checked 28th October 2026.