Square flush chandelier light
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Victoria
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Comments (17)Hi Laura, The last chandelier on the list is great and would fit the space well so I would say that's a must have! :) I personally like the wall lights but can see that they may not go with the overall look taking into account your other finishes. This is a very unobtrusive wall light which adds the soft glow required but can be fitted now and painted with the rest of the plaster to match the wall colour.. they will then blend nicely and not take away from the main feature. As the pendants are in a different area, I don't think it will make too much different that they are not the same style as your chandelier.. but they will work well with the rest of your kitchen which is fab! All the best....See MoreDesperately trying to source this light
Comments (18)Oh no way! My apologies re the comment 🙈 what were the chances of that! You’re right- some are so plastic & naff looking. Thank you for the suggestions. It definitely needs to be flush. It doesn’t matter if not IP44. I want it to look glam but appropriate for the bathroom if that makes sense? Some I’ve seen look more suited to a lounge......See More
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