long chandelier size
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Comments (2)I wonder whether the darkness of the doors accentuates the narrow, long aspect of the corridor. A mirrored wall might be one way to 'widen' the space. I definitely wouldn't do corbals and chandelier which would mKe it look smaller. Your lighting looks really good currently...See MoreExtra long pendants?
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Comments (10)It might be worth looking into a stove with a faux chimney breast. Just looking at your sofa, lamps etc it looks as if you like a classical/transitional style? If you did opt for that and it's feasible to install again I might position it off centre. http://www.woodburners.com/installations/no-chimney,-no-problem.html you may hate this idea but I have a large oriental wardrobe next to my fire which houses the tv. Your tv doesn't look huge so it may be an option if of course you like it. I only know of this one which is an actual tv cabinet or you could do as we did and drill holes in the back of the wardrobe (it obviously needn't be an oriental one but one that doesn't scream wardrobe!) https://www.oka.com/peking-handpainted-chinoiserie-tv-cabinet.aspx Although if you had a fire as the focal point you may find the tv fades into the background or paint the alcoves a darker shade etc. Re rug I suppose it depends if you move the leather seats into the play room but something with a subtle pattern might look nice? Have you looked for anything else to replace the leather? I like the storage unit you've found. It looks as if your side tables would work the other way round so you could have a media cabinet for cd's and dvds where the toys are currently stored or an apothecary cabinet may work well....See MoreIs there a chandelier:room size ratio???
Comments (2)If am of the option that there are a couple of cues to the minimum size. If the room size is: 4m wide x 5m long x 3m high -equals 60m cubed- therefore light fitting minimum 60 cm diameter with 60cm drop. The room can likely take a light fitting that is twice that drop and diameter. Also the ceiling rose is a good indicator- The light fitting room will look too small if less than the diameter of the ceiling rose. The height or drop also depends on the situation. So you must be able to walk under the light fitting unless this is over a table in which case the light fitting can be lower....See More- 4 years ago
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PRO4 years agolast modified: 4 years agowill it be overpowering?
you haven't posted any pics of your island, your kitchen, or the room, and only a partial pic of the light. How could we possibly know?
Based on dimensions alone, without knowing anything else, the size would be ok w/the size of the island. again, we can't see anything so it may work, and it may not
normally, islands need island lights. that looks like a table light.
i found a pic of your light. if this is the look you want, then it should work
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Looking to match Capitals antique silver Blakey collection. Have mini chandeliers for foyer and tub already. Have drum fixture for laundry bar room. Thank you!
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if you do go with a single look for something more open and a bit smaller.
these are from capital lighting.
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PRO4 years agoIMO a fixture that has less ornamentation at the bottom would be better so that the fixture could be hung 30" above the countertop.
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I think you have landed on the cage style lol. I would shop the look, it seems a bit overpriced for that brand. What color are your cabinets going to be?
I see round to break up all the square:
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3 years agolast modified: 3 years agoLooks awesome! but I would recommend a long rectangle chandelier here, like this:
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