Chandeliers are still very much in style. They just look different than they used to.
For years, chandeliers were tied to formal dining rooms and ornate details. Crystal, curves, and a lot of visual weight. That version still exists, but it is no longer the default.
Today, chandeliers show up in all kinds of spaces. Kitchens. Bedrooms. Entryways. The designs tend to be simpler, with cleaner lines and more attention to proportion. Less decoration, more shape.
Scale is what really determines whether a chandelier feels current. A fixture that is too large for the room can overwhelm it. One that is too small can look like an afterthought. When the size matches the ceiling height and the table or surface below, the whole space feels more grounded.
Chandeliers are also part of layered lighting plans now. They work alongside recessed lights, sconces, and lamps instead of carrying the entire room on their own.
So are they still in style? Yes.
They are not about formality anymore. They are about focus.
A well sized chandelier still draws the eye and anchors a room. That idea has not gone anywhere.