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Daisy England
6 years ago
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6 years ago
PROFawn Interiors Studio
6 years ago
PRODarklight Design Ltd
6 years agoHi Joel, that is a lovely space to utilise the height with long drop pendant. It depends very much on your personal taste as to what type of pendant or chandelier you use - we're quite contemporary and have used a cluster of mixed height pendants like the bocci 14.1 or Tom Rossau TR7 below in previous projects. If this is a bit pricey we have many other pendants that would look amazing in this space that will suit your budget - feel free to give us an email or call if you want to chat further.
Cheers & good luck,
Matt
PROCult Furniture
6 years agoWhat do you think of our spider pendant lights?
Could be really cool in this space!
Let us know what you think, we have a few models like this!
Thanks, Cult Furniture
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