Exterior Light- please vote
We are considering adding new lights to exterior, that are more prominent. There are (3) exterior lights (note - one next to service door on side).
What do you think of these?
Option 1: 15" tall, white (opalescent) glass:
Option 2: 15" tall, etched seedy glass
Comments (10)
_ Holland_
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Maria Privat
6 years ago
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6 years ago_ Holland_
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoMaria Privat
6 years agolast modified: 6 years ago_ Holland_
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoThanks, Maria. I understand, just brainstorming.
How about something like this? Something sculptural, and decorative maybe, but different than the front. I am open to ideas.
*Garage "service door"- because that's what it is. (to differentiate between the "overhead door")
**(edit) My last name is Holland
_ Holland_
6 years ago_ Holland_
6 years ago
We chose "option 2". thank you everyone for your input, it was very helpful !!
On the garage "side" door, we chose the same lamp, but the smaller version (sorry for the not-great photo).
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