Lights for living room, corridor and bedroom

7 years ago

Hi,

I have plans to buy lights to replace the horrible lights i currently have in my living room, corridor and bedroom. I was thinking pendent lights from heals for my corridor check link 1 below. For the living room I was thinking two pendent lights like the ones in link 2 in amber. I was going to go for the same lights in link 3 for my bedroom. Wanted to get advice on my choice and if anyone else has other ideas. Thank you.

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PRO
Dulux Amazing Space
7 years ago
Hi Shino,

Changing the lighting makes such a big different to a space
- your choices are lovely and will create a warmer tone of light, and give your
rooms a nice central focal point.

All the lighting in the links you have attached are very sophisticated
and will look great in your rooms. The glass pendant in particular is beautiful,
but it’s nice that your introducing

a slightly different style into each room to keep that
individuality.

From your choices its clear you have an eye for very sleek
pieces in warmer colour tones and metallics. In keeping with this style, I’ve include a
link below to a beautiful wire pendant light you might like from Graham and
Green. This is very similar to the Habitat light you have chosen for your
bedroom, but in a gold finished that picks up on the colour of your other
lighting.

http://www.grahamandgreen.co.uk/gold-plated-diamond-pendant?source=cj

Whichever you go for its going to look amazing and please
let me know how you get on.

Thanks,

Tarnya

Dulux Design Expert

www.designer.duluxamazingspace.co.uk
PRO
Litecraft
7 years ago
You have made some lovely choices here. Consider installing dimmer switch for living room, it will allow you to control the level of ambience in the room. The other option of doing that is with the help of a floor lamp or a table lamp. It will create a relaxed atmosphere for cosy nights in.

For the hallway I would suggest an LED bulb, that's decorative and energy efficient at the same time, here's few that will go with the Bristol pendants. These bulbs are also dimmable with the appropriate switch.

For the bedroom I think both your choice and the option suggested by Tarnya will work nicely with the colour scheme you have at the moment. Tarnya's option will add more warmth and contrast to the overall look. We'd love to see the end result!

Hope this helps and if you have any questions feel free to contact us by emailing customerservice@litecraft.co.uk or by calling 0161 359 4777

Kind Regards,

Litecraft Team
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Luciana
7 years ago
The trouble with your first choice, the Bristol pendant, is that that type of bulb doesn't give a lot of light.
Check out this store http://www.iconiclights.co.uk/ceiling-lights.html?limit=96 - they have great quality stuff at incredible prices. I always buy from them when I want affordable MCM lighting.

Personally, for the living room, I'd go with this: http://www.iconiclights.co.uk/achille-pier-castiglioni-style-aluminium-suspension-pendant-light.html - it would just add a bit of subtle glamour to the room.

Good luck!

Lights for living room, corridor and bedroom

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