What chandelier would fit here?
Hello houzz, im trying to find a chandelier that works well for my dining table. I will be replacing the one that is up currently, which i think doesn’t fit well. i think a more white colored shade chandelier would look better, or possibly a rattan light.
Does anyone have any rrecommendations?
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PROlast monthGood afternoon Danny!
Here is an idea that would go well with your space:
Cloud Pendant Lights Chandelier
For more ideas can head over to www.galileelighting.com
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Hope this helps! Have a good week!Danny thanked Galilee Lighting
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PROlast monthThe table is very heavy in the space, so a light linear fixture might not be the answer for balance reasons. But a few things, one I would take out the plant in the corner, looks stuffed. I would probably take down the floating shelves, too busy. If the "room" was a bit more balanced. It also seems that the power source is not centered to the table, so you either need to move the box or use a fixture that allows to anchor at a second point.
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I would note that the light fixture outlet box seems off center, is it? I would change this table, it is heavy. I would probably opt round to break up all the squarness in this space and also allow for some room. Have you ever thougth about removing that strange builder cabinet? its hard to tell how much space there really is. maybe more pics.
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@RL Relocation LLC i like your idea with that chandelier and round table. It looks good! I will keep the buffet/bar, i had thar built as part of my kitchen cabinets, for more cabinet storage since its a rather small kitchen.
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