Tuesday, March 5, 2019
Adding a light over the table...
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LEftingMarch 5, 2019 at 7:45 PM
I like the fixture both with and without shades, but I am leaning towards "with"...it kind of beefs up
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Anita DiazMarch 6, 2019 at 7:05 AM
I know!! My husband likes it with shades, and it's so nice at night that I'll leave them. Plus, my dad has macular degeneration so when he is here the shades would have to be on.
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kathrynbelleMarch 5, 2019 at 9:48 PM
love it!. I am so impressed with your electrical skills!. I think I like it better without the shades but either way is beautiful. I love your dining table. You have such a talent for pulling things together and making them look beautiful. I love that you use treasured family pieces, thrift store finds, craigslist, etc. I think that is what "blogs" should all be about, what you can do with what you have and find. Thanks for sharing your beautiful kitchen.
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Anita DiazMarch 6, 2019 at 7:06 AM
Thanks so much!! I actually impressed myself, ha and was quite proud that I did that. I hope people are inspired to use what they have and stop the insanity of buying out HomeGoods, etc., every few weeks:-)
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Pat M.March 6, 2019 at 7:27 AM
I vote for no shades since it gives a cleaner look and draws attention to the ironwork and eliminates "fussiness." I also love the table in the kitchen. When you took out the island, were there gaps in the floors where it was located? The floors appear so unharmed, I wondered how that was possible.
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Sandi MagleMarch 7, 2019 at 2:43 PM
Gorgeous fixture! Definitely goes with your furniture and kitchen...and kudos for doing a great job! Shades can sometimes force the light downward...either way it is your call and will look Great!
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wow, I'm super impressed with your electrical skills! the iron fixture is beautiful, I think I'm a shade person, but still wonderful without. I love seeing how you've enhanced the functionality of your home with some reno. Looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Debra!! We keep trying to work within the confines of budget and be creative:-)
DeleteWell good for you, we have a similar problem, we have a iron pot rack to move and a chandelier, We were gifted with a beautiful reclaimed table that a friend made for us, from wood from a old share cropper;s cabin on their property...I a wood island that we had slanted and then put the iron pan rack above it.....now we have to move it...and a new chandelier...now I can see it will be costly!!! I love your idears and your braveness, and your talent!
ReplyDeleteWow that all sounds fabulous!!! Yes, electrical is expensive but now I can certainly see why!
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