Dining area -Furniture & Lighting?
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Lighting above dining area
Comments (4)Hi there! I think you just need to have the light hang lower. When you purchase your next light, make sure the hanging length is adjustable. I would hang this light about 48in above the table. You should be able to find that same one just with an adjustable length. Hope this helps!...See MoreLighting plan for dining area
Comments (9)@Suzanne If you really wanted to take out the can lights and only do a chandelier, you might be interested in reading this recent article from the New York Times about lighting. Actually, wade through all the comments even more so than reading the article, and you'll see more of some discussion about it. Several commenters say they feel the new homes have been putting in too much overhead can lighting and should be focusing more on more subtle, ambience types of light. Others disagree. Here's the link: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/18/realestate/lighting-a-room-simplified.html...See MoreDining area lighting advice needed!
Comments (1)For those who require a visual — my pandemic dining/working/puzzle-completing space. Appreciate your advice!...See MoreLighting for open concept dining & living area
Comments (1)I have this artist saved from Etsy— he has a bunch of smaller sizes (I think this is the largest). Given your style, you may want to check him out — other artists have really cool designs too — at decent prices....See Morelisa_mocha
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