I was wondering why there weren't any 36" induction ranges until I decided to go with a 36" Bosch Benchmark induction cooktop and two single ovens and had to get the electrical in order. I needed a 50 amp circuit for my cooktop and a 30 amp circuit for each oven. It then became obvious to me that combining the cooktop and oven on one circuit would not be feasible without using very anemic wattage on the hobs and oven. I'll be curious to see the wattage specs on these new larger induction ranges that are coming out.

Oakley, i have thought long and hard about getting rid of the fan, which has no lights but am ready. I rarely use it. The one in my bedroom has run every night on high for 21 years.

The white fan in front of the brick will say, HI im a white fan. And there would be no need for lights. lastly fans must be hung at the right level especially in tall areas to actually function properly and be effective. Next The light for the living room should not be so small that it is lost to the dining chandelier that will be hung lower and more visible. What is the height of the vault where the chandelier would be hung in living area?

Ok wow! Thanks for all the input. Dining room ceiling isn’t as high as living room so I’m not concerned about that chandelier above the table. When I said I didn’t see many chandeliers in the living room of models and homes I was referring specifically to my development. I realize that doesn’t hold true everywhere. Style is eclectic… coastal but not coastal colors…more creams, ivory, beige, grey with a splash of color here and there. I have what might be considered French country end tables (whitewashed base with reclaimed wood top) and a beige sectional with chaise attached. I’d love to show you the room but I don’t move in until next week and I’m coming into a pre owned space with furniture and fixture that will be on the curb day 1. So I’m trying to just get ideas based on the one chandelier I chose. Thanks again