Do these two light styles work together?
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Any chance these two light fixtures can go together?
Comments (56)Our foyer is 9', so probably too low for hers if she wants much chain. Rebecca, I thought your ceiling was higher than 8'. The 13" h x 13" diameter might work for you. I have this one in the back hallway, different finish (garage entrance) - also 9' ceiling. Bought thinking maybe foyer, but it was too small. 10.5" h x 9.2" dia. Here is the 13" x 13" light fixture in our MBath. Older picture, and not great but I'm not home. It needs some chain on it in order to look right. Looks like there are 5 or 6 links on ours. Maybe it will work for you. Thank you, Tibbrix! :) This post was edited by allison0704 on Wed, Nov 5, 14 at 15:27...See MoreDo these two granites 'go' together?
Comments (31)Thanks again for all the wonderful suggestions. I had considered wood for this bar. I still like that idea and if I can't find the right granite, I'll probably go with something like maple or maybe tiger maple. My cabinets are stained pretty dark, but the floors are unstained quartersawn white oak. Perhaps Q/S white oak might be nice for the bar also. Honed Black granite might also work really well since it is not the glaring dark black that most black granites are. I am just not sure a glossy dark black surface would work with the rest of the colors in the kitchen. I'll also look for a cream marble. My backsplash is tumbled travertine with small tumbled travertine and frosted dark gray glass mosaic accents. The BS is perfect with this granite. Now I know why people hire kitchen designers to figure all this stuff out!! lol!! I am going to try to get by the granite yard this week to see what they have. I think right now, my first choice would be Delicatus. But if that's not possible, then I'll look for something solid....not the ubatuba. Cindy...See MoreHow to make these two rooms work together
Comments (35)Another great way to unify the two rooms is painting them the same color. See if you can match the off white paint. Lower your art to 5" above the mantel and flank it with your two lanterns on one side and the tall candlestick (painted to match the lanterns) on the other. Then take your color cues from the art and start sprinkling it around the 2 rooms and the kitchen. Try matching sisal rugs in both rooms. They should easily slip under the front 1/3 of the sofas (under all of the chaise) and then extend past the two ends by at least a foot or more. Add big art over the sectional as grover shows. Remove the stick arrangement and get new end tables that arrive 1" above or below the arms of your beige sofa. Top with a pair of lamps that bring the overall height of tables with lamps to 58-64" above the floor. The bistro height table and chairs is blocking the two rooms from each other; a standard height long trestle table and chairs, with a bench at the wall side, will open things up for a more unified feeling. I would exchange the fan and dining light for something more up-to-date. I'd especially want the dining light to cast its light upward toward the ceiling. Downward shining lights wash out the food and cast ugly nose and hair shadows on the diners' faces. Trestle table with chairs and bench...See MoreCan these two rugs work together?
Comments (7)I'm sorry, but IMO the Chinese Rug doesn't show your dining room set off to its best. A rug with a bit of blue and more contrast seems to do a better job. All these rugs are from RugsUSA.com and are about $360....See Moregroveraxle
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