Please help me find a light fixture.
What should we put over our dining table? I like the open, airy look of the room.
Thank you!
And I appreciate the help everyone has given me so far! The room is coming together.
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cawaps
6 years agoI've been lobbying for someone to use this minimalist West Elm pendant. It would certainly keep your room open and airy.
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Comments (2)That's a Hinkley pendant Google Product Link They don't make it in nickel or chrome, but if you want one similar that is very high quality I'd recommend a Hudson Valley....See MoreHelp me find a bathroom light fixture
Comments (17)Overstock has lots of fixtures in your price range. I like your idea of constructing something of translucent material to diffuse the light from the existing fixture but that sounds like a tricky project! Our main floor bath is smaller, maybe 5 x 8, but a two-light fixture provides plenty of light (including the tub/shower). Our fixture overhangs the mirror so the light seems to be amplified. I'd think that either 3 or 4 bulbs would provide the light you need. Maybe looking at photos of baths can help you decide what style you like. For example, do you prefer something linear or something with curves, as shown in this example? Here is a link that might be useful: Another Overstock option...See MoreHelp me find this light fixture...
Comments (5)A few months back I almost bought the same fixture from Amberley(gardenweb member). She had a second one that she wanted to sell and the price was very low! It turned out to be too big for me, but I would send her an email and ask her if its still available. Here is the link. You can click on her name and hit the option send an email. Good Luck Here is a link that might be useful: Amberley post...See MoreHelp me find a light fixture for my entry.
Comments (3)Patricia Colwell- Thanks for your input. A new sconce might be the answer. I have a small powder room which needs new lighting but am afraid this is too big :( My search for a compatable ceiling fixture has netted this: But the rounded bulb doesn't marry up with my sconce. Additional foyer pic: Also- since at I didn't have a response at first to my post, I thought maybe it wasn't seen and started another....See More
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6 years agoI would remove the tree:(
this room is so pretty and elegant the tree just sucks the elegant clean lines from it!
no need for it at all in this space...
I would add natural woven Roman shades to the side windows in a soft linen color...the texture will look very nice in this room.
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6 years agoHere are some different lights placed above the table for a visual. I know above the sideboard you have an Asian inspired art piece..... these are mainly transitional... most that is. Not places at the correct height in some cases as I just wanted you to see the styles of the different lights. I avoided modern as that seems to be what you want to replace.
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6 years agoNot trying to be negative about your room it is really pretty.....I know your wall art can look better...only reason for my suggestion...
2-3” is best..you will focus on art not the space running down the middle.
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