Selection of church chandelier models
Church Chandeliers by ZAVADSKI
Orthodox and Catholic Sacred Lighting Projects in Ukraine and Abroad
ZAVADSKI has long-standing experience in designing and producing bespoke church chandeliers for both Orthodox and Catholic churches, with projects realized across Ukraine and internationally. Our work in sacred interiors balances liturgical tradition, architectural context, and artisanal craftsmanship, resulting in chandeliers that serve as both spiritual and architectural centerpieces.
Each church project is developed individually, respecting denomination-specific symbolism, spatial hierarchy, and historical references. From monumental Orthodox khoroses to refined classical and medieval-inspired chandeliers, our designs are produced as one-off or reproducible bespoke models.
Kyiv, Ukraine
Sofia chandelier - Andriiv Church
Among our most notable projects is Andriiv Church, located in the heart of Kyiv, where ZAVADSKI created a custom chandelier aligned with the church’s classical interior and historic significance.
London, UK
Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of the Holy Family of London
Beyond Ukraine, our work also includes a bespoke chandelier for the Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of the Holy Family of London, continuing our tradition of supporting Ukrainian sacred spaces abroad.
Chortkiv, Ukraine
Saint Stanislaus Church in Chortkiv
Inspired by medieval European ecclesiastical lighting, this chandelier combines structural clarity with restrained ornamentation. Executed in polished and lacquered brass, it is suited for churches with Gothic or Romanesque architectural references.
Kolomyya, Ukraine
Classical Style Chandelier – Cathedral
Created for a cathedral in Kolomyya, the Kanon chandelier represents a restrained classical approach suited to monumental sacred interiors. Executed in fine polished and lacquered brass, the design emphasizes symmetry, vertical balance, and clarity of form. Clear pressed glass elements by Scholer Crystal Austria provide measured brilliance without overpowering the architectural setting.