Lighting for en suite & bedroom
Hi were just doing our bedroom and en suite and I'm struggling to pick lights. I originally wanted a chandelier in both rooms but I'm wondering if it would be too much. I'm going for a shabby chic look in both rooms. Any ideas??!!
I've included pics of tiles I've picked and a chandelier I like the look of...
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Comments (1)wow....thats lots of work but i guess if youve got a lovely room to go into at the end of the day you'll be fine....See More
PROLitecraft
7 years agoI think it's a good idea to keep a similar atmosphere in both rooms, so there shouldn't be a problem with having the same fitting in both rooms. Maybe go for a larger light of the same range in bedroom and then a smaller version for en suite, and finish the look with matching wall lights.
In case you need some bathroom zoning advice this might help.
If you struggle to find a suitable chandelier for bathroom, our Vara 5 Light Bathroom Chandelier with Smoke Crystals - Chrome would fit in nicely with your colour scheme. It's not exactly weathered, but I think the grey crystal adds that bit of vintage charm. It's IP44 rated for safe bathroom use.
You can see the full range here.
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
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Litecraft Team
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