They don't exactly invoke images of lavish grandeur, but Mexican-Brazilian artist Carolina Fontoura has taken these unsung heroes and elevated them quite literally into lighting pieces worthy of the finest of dining rooms. Normally found full of grease and caught on the occasional pant leg, here we find the humble bicycle chain reinvented into none other than posh decor, inspired by old time Victorian chandeliers. The Barcode Chandelier is an oversize chandelier based on the ubiquitous bar code graphic. It's laser cut with black and transparent acrylic and looks absolutely amazing. This tampon chandelier has such a wow factor that it was impossible not to include it in this list. We would like to recommend keeping it far away from any dining areas. Even if you never had an interest in chandeliers before, it's impossible to deny that this Wire Chandelier can really grab your attention. Plus, it would look good just about anywhere–from the swankiest mansion to the dumpiest double-wide.

Although, if you see one of these hanging in a trailer, chances are that the police will be kicking in the door any minute. You don't need to be a hunter to appreciate this wild design. Fortunately for Bambi and other friends of the forest, no animal was harmed in the making of this chandelier. The Antler Chandelier by SuperOrdinate is a ceramic reproduction of deer antlers with classic flame light bulbs at their tips. Providing light and a conversation piece for your next dinner party, the Antler Chandelier will look brilliant above your modern dining table. This lighting by SuperOrdinate is also available in smaller sizes and wall sconces. Here's an interesting way to reuse (illegal or not) milk crates - turn them into a milk crate chandelier. The light patterns on the walls and ceiling can be pretty interesting. The “Luster” Chandelier Silhouette Sticker gives viewers the impression that your boring old ceiling lamp is casting the shadow of an elaborate chandelier.

Needless to say, the Luster is only for the select few that posses a quirky personality, a high level of commitment to weirdness, and a decent amount of cash to blow on useless objects. This sticker is about U$ 130. Chandeliers are one thing that can add a touch of class or glamour to any house or any place. Until and unless your roof isn't too low to have them, I guess, they are one of the coolest thing to decorate your house with. This glitzy chandelier from Swedish design house FRONT looks simply spectacular. waterford crystal l3 lampJust imagine this one lightning up your place in the dark, guess it would be all that shiny magic playing around the house then. visual comfort orvieto chandelierThis chandelier has a number of disco balls and the sizes vary which actually adds to its charm. chandelier pokemon moveset

All I can say is... Ok, so it may not be the best Feng Shui to be standing under forks with sharp points coming at you, but I still think the ‘Hungry' Silverware Chandelier by Fabbian is super fabulous, especially over a kitchen island. Let's just ditch the forks. The rounded knives can stay. I've seen some pretty impressive candy art before, but this chandelier will light up your room with a unique flavor of its own. Now the company that makes this is a firm called Jellio which surprisingly enough specializes in off-the-wall designs like Gummi Glasses and Rubik's Cube Tables. The gummi bears themselves are actually made out of 1″ acrylic bear treats, so don't think about grabbing one off the light when you need an occasional sugary pick-me-up, because something tells me they won't taste as good as they look. The ceiling plate is made from powder coated aluminum and the chandelier sports an impressive 31″ diameter. It is also powered by a 50 watt compact fluorescent bulb (you can go higher if you want to for especially bright Gummi bear friends).

You better have this thing thoroughly secured to the ceiling though, because it weighs in at 50 lbs. Not exactly something you can throw up with some tacks or stickies. Penis Shaped Chandelier by Rock and Royal. NSFW: 12 of the Craziest Pubic Tattoos 9 People Who Have Extra Body Parts World's Biggest Babies Ever Born 12 Funniest First World Problems 10 Things That Can Wake You Up Better Than Coffee 12 Unluckiest Moments Caught On Camera 7 Stupidest Ways To Accidentally Kill Yourself 10 Older Women Who Look Decades Younger 11 facts you didn't know about... 16 facts you didn't know about... 12 facts you didn't know about... Cat Shaped Egg Mold Wireless Bluetooth 360 Degree SpeakerIf you see the world through the eyes of designers like Ya Ya Chou, it's quite possible that a huge chandelier made from gummy bears will not represent a strange thing to you. Yet, for the rest of us, such a contraption is as breathtaking and stunning as it is a delicious appearance.

Created as a new part of the Gummy Bear sculpture series, this chandelier is a truly luxurious piece of home décor: while entirely handmade and sporting a very elegant and fluid design, this piece of lighting gadgetry could easily find its perfect home inside a luxury residence, a museum, or as an unbelievable present for a horde of kids. The Gummy Bear Chandelier measures 45''x21'', and there is no word on how much it weighs. Anyway, if you're thinking about having a chandelier installed somewhere, it's most likely that you don't expect anything light. Ya Ya Chou doesn't say how many gummy bears have been used to build this awesome product, and estimating this number could be a very risky job. However, in case you'd buy such a piece for the sake of sweets, you'd be covered for a very long time, and with a diabetic condition, most probably. This chandelier has been crafted using the said bears, some beads, monofilament, plastic, some metal, and of course, light bulbs. There is yet no telling of how the gummy bears behave after being heavily exposed to the light and heat generated by the bulbs, but we can still hope they'll dry and shrink in a somewhat fashionable manner.