Hallway pendants
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5 years ago
Hello all,
I’m looking to place 3 lights down a long hallway in my house which leads to the master bedroom. I’m completely clueless. The style of our home is transitional... should i be looking for a mini chandelier/pendant or a flush or semi flush mount light? First photo shows hallway... other photos are a few lights i had browsed. Any ideas?
I’m looking to place 3 lights down a long hallway in my house which leads to the master bedroom. I’m completely clueless. The style of our home is transitional... should i be looking for a mini chandelier/pendant or a flush or semi flush mount light? First photo shows hallway... other photos are a few lights i had browsed. Any ideas?
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5 years agoHeres another option i had found. I guess i gravitate towards things that sparkle lol
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5 years agoSince the light i really like MIGHT be too wide,
Ive narrowed my search down to no bigger than a 15 diameter - what do you guys think of any of these?
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5 years agoI actually found this which is super similar to the one i liked just a little simpler & its smaller. What do you guys think? I like the modern feel of the crystals.
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