Do ceiling & wall lights have to match?
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Suggestions needed - matching wall and ceiling lights for dining room
Comments (4)You could try Jim Lawrence, they do lots of really beautiful lighting and have so many finishes to choose from so even if the pendant and wall lights aren't in exactly the same 'range' you can make sure the colour or finish matches so they tie in. Here's a pairing that might work with the scandi style but do look through all the options. Wall light: https://www.jim-lawrence.co.uk/aldgate-wall-light/ Possible pendant's to match: https://www.jim-lawrence.co.uk/lexington-pendant/ https://www.jim-lawrence.co.uk/butler-pendant-light/ https://www.jim-lawrence.co.uk/wharf-pendant/...See Morevelvet or leather sofa
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Comments (10)i can't have surface mounted ones really as it's all lathe and plaster ceiling so is going to be hard work. There is already a cable for a strip light so we can have one pendant or bar light in there which would light most of the kitchen run and then we have the hood for lighting over the hob which I always use. And I'm going to try and get the light switch changed to a 3 way so I can have something over the table area separate (switched wall light hanging one) or as suggested, a plug in one I can hook over the table which would give softer lighting. Would I be better handing the bar light in line with the oven ie in the walkway of the units and angling the lights towards the units rather than having it over the back kitchen run?...See More- 4 years ago
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