If it helps, here's a floor plan of the room.... the 'old bit' is the part with the kitchen in.

Have you got a photo of the space?

Hang on I'll try, it's still a semi building site.....

Or even a link to your kitchen, dining table, paint and fabrics just to get a feel for how it will look

Here's a pic of the room as is, vision is required..... I'm standing in bottom left hand corner as per the floor plan, opening that will be glazed is currently sealed with a tarp so tricky to get a good view of the whole space

Oops seem to have attached the same pic a few times and they've come out a bit 'widened'

walls/ceilings will be f&b wimborne white

Old wooden kitchen units redone in f&b skylight with black/grey granite, square island in fired earth bamiyan blue & wooden worktop. (Existing tiled splash backs are shades of blue)

floor in karndean dusk oak

cup handles/knobs in antique brass

existing table is oak

Our table

Fab space! I think in theory it is a large, well divided space so 3 styles could work together. I think I personally would go for a slightly less intricate wall light style though and let the chandelier be the focus, but if you are going for a luxurious or gothic style it will probably work well- so hard to visualise when all you can see is plaster on the walls isn't it?! My favourites are 1 and 3 btw!

Thanks, maybe I'll rethink the filigree wall lights as they're quite different to everything else. Any ideas of some unobtrusive wall lights so the focus is the chandelier? Maybe some of those plaster/ceramic ones you paint same colour as the wall? Is there such thing as a contemporary version of those?

Laura I think you should consider if you're likely to have all on at once? Probably not, so keep with each light having its own quality and providing a different job / mood.

As mentioned above, with the same brass look throughout they should all tie in.

Go for it.

:)

Hi Laura, wow that's going to be amazing once it's finished! I like the 1st and 3rd chandeliers - the last one is quite traditional where the other 2 are more style driven and on trend. I've attached some photos we sell in a range of brass/copper shades. If you like any of them or want more information just drop me an email louise@aroundthehousefurniture.co.uk or check out our website www.aroundthehousefurniture.co.uk

Daniella we've tried a few different cup handles including ones from worldofbrass online but our current faves are John Lewis ones, here

https://m.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-cup-drawer-pull-antique-brass/p/1767697

Lovely space you have. Like mentioned above already, as long as you stick to the same finish or style you should be fine with mixing different lights. We'd also suggest to have everything on dimmer switches so you can easily change the mood of the whole room to suit different activities and occasions.

Best of luck and we'd love to see the end result!

Litecraft Team