Track Lighting or Pendant lighting? - Dining Table
Sahithi Pusarla
4 years ago
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Lindsay Lausch Interior Design
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Pendant light over outdoor dining table?
Comments (3)David, If I had places to connect four or more orthagonal lines, I would do that. But the trees aren't well-situated for that, and I'm not sure about installing fee-standing poles. They might be a little too intrusive, visually. (If we went with slimmer metal poles, rather than redwood posts, they might not stand out as much. I may need to investigate how strong metal poles would have to be, and how I could get them fabricated.) The cantilevered umbrella system is a clever idea, but I think that would be too big and intrusive for what we have in mind. We have another outlet at the edge of the patio near the table. I suppose we could go with one of those under-umbrella lighting kits that would attach to the ribs of our existing market umbrella and run the cord from beneath the table to the outlet. We were hoping to have lighting that leaves the dining area open to the sky, but that may not be practical....See MoreLow voltage pendant lighting on standard track lighting track
Comments (1)Bump...See MoreTemporarily shorten the cord on a dining room pendant light for party?
Comments (2)If it were a link chain, that would be easy to do. Have her put a small table in the spot and top with a small tree. The chandelier light will add more charm to the tree....See MoreMust track light pendants be the same color as the track?
Comments (4)Awwww, such a good girl! I think the only reason you'd want to do lamps different from track would be to call attention to the lamp as a decorative feature. Here's an example where the lamp is decorative. https://www.perigold.com/Tech-Lighting--Sola-Rail-5Light-Track-Kit-800RAL5WHN-800RAL5WHW-800RAL5AMZ-L7306-K~TIE1134.html?refid=GX261928148350-TIE1134_3045996&device=c&ptid=431328481094&targetid=pla-431328481094&ireid=62528355&PiID%5B%5D=3045996&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI8PmZncLA6wIVGIeGCh29hA8rEAQYAiABEgLupfD_BwE Or, maybe you want the track to disappear into the ceiling and have black lamps. Might work....See MoreRL Relocation LLC
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