Light fixtures too similar?
Amber
8 years ago
Are these light fixtures too similar to use in adjoining rooms? Here is the dining room that #2 would go in. Ceiling is 9 ft.
And here is the 2 story foyer #1 would go in.
I already have the first chandelier, love it. I'm not sure if the Pottery Barn Mia is too similar, though?
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Comments (4)Yes, it was you lemonlime. Once I saw your name I searched and found your original post. It's so hard finding the perfect light fixture. Especially when you found one you really like but can't find where to buy it. I looked again at Overstock and found one that's a little close to the onion shape the one you are searching for was shaped like. Here is a link that might be useful: Renate 1-light Distressed Iron Black Teardrop Metal Pendant...See Morelight fixture similar to this lamp?
Comments (0)We were given this lamp and were wondering if anyone has seen a similar style used for overhead lighting. It uses .9 watt e5 bulbs that are globe-shaped....See MoreIs this light fixture hung too high?
Comments (18)There are many rules for setting up a pool table. You can google for instructions on how to set your room up to its potential. A fixture over a pool table should be 62” to 70’ off the floor. You don’t want cues hitting it. Regardless of how much you like the fixture you have, it isn’t the correct lighting. You need to provide an even light source for the surface, to elimate shadows which could hamper the play. If you are not serious about playing, then keep what you have. If you plan to include guests who do play, take Beverly’s advice. Hang the crystal orb in the entry and enjoy it there....See MorePlease help me identify this light fixture! (Or similar)
Comments (1)Its called an adjustable monopoint, that one is a line voltage MR16...See MoreAmber
8 years ago
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8 years agoAmber
8 years agoProgress pictures! I'll get better ones with my DSLR next week after wood goes in and they finish trim. The one in dining room will be hung a bit lower.
This one is sans shades ATM because they're touching up the dark (Stratton Blue) ceiling paint.
Amber
8 years ago
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