Everly Quinn

Wayfair’s glam house label for statement-scale tiered chandeliers — big presence for the money

Selectively Worth It

Founded: 2014
Country: United States
Warranty: Standard Wayfair house-brand warranty terms covering manufacturing defects for a limited period; specifics are listed on the individual product page.
Support: Support is handled entirely through Wayfair. Replacement-parts requests, such as for chipped crystals on large tiered fixtures, go through standard Wayfair customer service claims rather than a dedicated manufacturer line.

Overview

Everly Quinn is a Wayfair private label focused on more maximalist and glam statement-scale furniture and lighting, including the large tiered crystal chandeliers in its lineup that are aimed at foyers and great rooms.

Is it worth it?

Everly Quinn is worth it for foyer and great-room buyers who want genuine statement scale for the money — its tiered crystal fixtures fill two-story volume in a way custom pieces cost many times more to match, and owners consistently report they punch above the price. The honest catches are real: shipping damage to crystals is a recurring complaint, assembly is tedious (individually hanging dozens of crystals), and these are heavy fixtures that need a properly rated ceiling box. Great big-scale value if you go in prepared for the install.

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Best for Foyers

7.6

Everly Quinn

Everly Quinn Tiered Crystal Chandelier

The Everly Quinn tiered crystal chandelier is the pick for filling a big vertical space — a two-story foyer or great room where a normal fixture would look lost. Its multi-tier cascade of teardrop crystals (156 on the larger SKUs) reads as a genuine "wow" statement, and owners consistently say it punches above its price, with one expecting it to look cheap next to $2,000-plus fixtures and being pleasantly surprised. It ships with extra chain for high-ceiling drops. The honest catches are all about the install: assembly is genuinely tedious (hanging dozens of crystals), shipping damage to crystals is a recurring complaint, and at full scale it is heavy enough to need a properly rated ceiling box. Big scale for the money, if you go in prepared.

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