Living Room Ceiling Height
Chad Brown
6 years ago
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Comments (8)Pretty room! I like your idea of bamboo shades in both rooms with additional drapery panels for the living room. I would suggest, inside mount shades with one drapery rod mounted wide, so the drape hangs almost completely off the window. Mount the rod halfway between the top of the window and the crown molding. I suggest just 2 drapery panels not three. Make sure the panels have plenty of width (fullness) so they don't look skimpy....See Moreneed help with lighting up the living room ceiling 16ft ceiling height
Comments (2)Hello Richard! West Ninth Vintage creates industrial light fixtures. I suggest checking out our [Chandeliers[(https://www.houzz.com/products/chandeliers-prbr1-br~t_607~a_10-17998123). We offer a variety of different fixture styles. Feel Free to browse our ideabooks to get inspiration! Let us know how we could help you at all!...See More12 ft. ceilings with combined living and dining room, no ceiling light
Comments (1)Do you have J boxes in the ceiling? What exactly are you asking?...See MoreLiving room ceiling fan (18' ceiling)
Comments (13)Then I would suggest looking at interesting fans! Not going to come across the way I mean it but There are so many great looking fans that are interesting and functional. The big ass fan will "over power" the room I think in general that is the feeling. I do agree that bigger is better but not industrial lol. I also thnk you need to consider that the fan that is in there now is white and in a sad state so if it where to be darker it would be more impressive/noticeable just in that change Here is my poor attempt at a mock-up....See Moretedbixby
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