bh401, There is a way to post directly from the website that I copied from GW. (I don't remember who wrote this out...may have been Beuhl): Go to the website, put your cursor on the photo and RIGHT click and a box will pop up. LEFT click on VIEW IMAGE INFO A box will appear with the line LOCATION: followed by that photo's location on the web starting with HTTP and ending with JPG. Copy and paste the location into your post at GardenWeb. Type in front of it "img src=" It will look like this: img src=http and so on, ending with jpg Then add carets at the beginning and end. Preview the message and if you don't see the photo, something has gone wrong. What I usually do is save the image to my computer then upload it to either tinypic or photobucket. Then I retrieve the code from there that says it's for a message board. Babs, I would think any lighting store could order the LBL lights. I ordered mine through American Lighting. I am very happy with the quality and the light output for tasks.

I love the beautiful art glass minis, but I've seen a few too many of them and they don't really work in my large, mission style space. But I wanted something with some color and impact, a tradtional but unusual look. So I'm going with these: There's a matching 4 light as well. Cross shopped several sites, best price was at brightspot, link below. Here is a link that might be useful: brightspot

Beschenbach - my mother has that pendant. It is beautiful, not only is the glass seeded, but so is the internal diffuser around the bulb. My mother bought it at home depot, but here in Canada. The web-site you posted is from a Canadian designer, Sarah Richardson. It is possible I guess that home depot in the US doesn't stock it? They can probably get it I would think. In any case, I've pasted the link to the Canadian Home Depot site with the pendant. It is Cdn$65, the Cdn and US dollars are worth pretty close to the same amount now I think. You'll note that one person on the home depot site reviewed the light saying that it is difficult to change the bulb. My mother has only had it a few months and hasn't changed the bulb yet, so I can't report on that, sorry. Good luck! Here is a link that might be useful: Home Depot Pendant Light

I really like your kitchen and lights FlyingHigh! My pendants are hubbardton forge - forget the model name but they shouldn't be hard to find. The glass type is sand and I have the optional slate plates on the top where it attaches to the ceiling for a tie in to the backsplash. (wow, its been a year now since I was buying this stuff and I've already forgotten the terms). You could probably have your tile guy make those plates for far less money and get a perfect matche with your backsplash so long as he has the right equipment to drill holes in the tile.