Does your lighting finish match your hardware?
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Comments (1)Ten bucks no one would notice it but you. When I see a lamp, unless it's a pair on each end of a sofa, I see them as they are. I never notice if the other lights match or not. If you like it, get it. I think a mixture would be great!...See MoreDoes your furniture finish need to match house trim?
Comments (21)If furniture and trim had to match, there wouldn't be one room in our house that a decorator would find acceptable!! We've lived in St. Paul, MN and now outside Chicago and one of the things we've always required is unpainted woodwork...and we're old home people. We have cherry and oak, We have mahogany and oak. We have 3 colors of wood in our kitchen. Because your wood is, to me, a richer color, I would not go with light or pastel type colors, though. I'd suggest middle of the road type colors....See Moredoes your lighting have to match on staircase?
Comments (5)Thanks for the feedback Palimpsest. I wil try to find something similar looking though it is kind of difficult for me to figure out what relates. Would just finding something in the same color be enough (or possibly i coudl paint them both the same color), or do you think it would need to be closer than that, like have similar lines, etc.? Maybe it will be easier to find a lighting collection with lots of different sizes. bronwynsmom, thanks for the additional food for thought. the staircase is about 42 inches wide, so not super wide. i never even thought about potential issues with moving furniture. I am hesitant to not do sconces there though as everything is already wired. I don't want to create more delays with our project. I guess I will have to pay attention to the projection of the sconces that go there.. sounds like more searching for lights is in order. thanks for your help!...See MoreDoes Your Ambition Match Your Energy Level?
Comments (42)Ladies, ladies, ladies; this is just the sort of thing I was talking about. I leave home for a week only to return to find the kitchen all tore up! Seriously, I'm really impressed with what bigbaby has accomplished this week. Some before pictures may still be possible in the areas she hasn't gotten to yet. And when it's finished it will be fantastic. This house was built in 1965 and much of it looks just like the day it was built. But not all of it. The shag carpeting covering the oak hardwood floors was one of the first things to go when we bought it from Dad and Mom 8 years ago. Thanks to all of you for giving Bigbaby moral support while I was gone. Ron PS I'll try and share some backpacking pictures in the next few days....See MoreTexas_Gem
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