Passer au contenu principal
Photos
Photos
Conseils
Magazine Houzz
Discussions Houzz
Études Houzz
Se connecter
Houzz Logo Print
Parcourir les discussions
Dilemme déco
kendrabh

Light fixture

Cloudberry Drapery Studio, LLC
il y a 11 ans
Anyone has any ideas for a light fixture that will compliment this mirror?
Réponse sélectionnée
  • PRO
    Carolyn Albert-Kincl, ASID
    il y a 11 ans
    I do not feel it is necessary to involve the mirror style strongly in the chandelier selection other than to have it be in a related color. One could argue for an ornate chandelier to go with it or a simple one that would act as counterpoint to it. Find one you like in the appropriate size and color. If pressed, I would select a chandelier with strong lines in a dull gold finish.

    Commentaires (17)

    • houssaon
      il y a 11 ans
      Is it wood, gold, or bronze?
    • houssaon
      il y a 11 ans
      This is pretty, if not too fancy:
      Dining Room · Plus d'infos
      Or:
      Debra Campbell Design · Plus d'infos
    • houssaon
      il y a 11 ans
      I think your furniture would show better in a room painted grey, light Benjamin Moore's Storm. I have it in my dining room and love it.

      See this room with a electic light and "storm" painted walls:
      Dining Room · Plus d'infos
    • elcieg
      il y a 11 ans
      A chandelier to compliment the mirror? From what I am seeing on my monitor, I would suggest this:
      6-Arm Grande Claire Chandelier · Plus d'infos
    • PRO
      Cloudberry Drapery Studio, LLC
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 11 ans
      Thanks for the suggestions so far. It is a bronzy/ gold color. We definitely need to repaint the room also. I was thinking gray but didn't know if it would be weird with the goldish mirror.
    • Elise
      il y a 11 ans
      http://www.houseofantiquehardware.com/Laila-9-Light-Chandelier?sc=9&category=385484
    • mpoulsom
      il y a 11 ans
      I like the drum pendant chandelier up above with a little bit of "bling" hanging down from it..(the crystals).....but maybe with a black shade instead of the ivory!
    • Good Taste
      il y a 11 ans
      You sure the mirror is not the problem? If it is not part of the problem, then you got yourself a beach shack with a VERY formal dining area.
    • Good Taste
      il y a 11 ans
      Perfect match
    • nomusamagic
      il y a 11 ans
      I searched for weeks and finally stumbled upon this company when the chandelier and sconces I wanted we're out of stock. Not only did they have them, the price was better, shipping was free, and the Cust Svc rep gave me her extension for future reference. I kept the sconces but returned the chandelier (loved it but scale on a 2 story ceiling yet eye level viewable from the loft was very off). The return process was SPEEDY AND PAINLESS. http://www.lightingnewyork.com/product/elk-lighting-seven-springs-chandeliers-20154-6.html
    • Elise
      il y a 11 ans
      If you change the paint color, please look at the rest of your home and work in complementary tones to harmonize. If the mirror is an inspiration, and you love the dark color, a beautiful wallpaper in the upper section of the walls could be an answer.

      Traditional Dining Room · Plus d'infos


      Dining Room · Plus d'infos


      Residential Interiors - Kansas City · Plus d'infos


      Brookhaven Dining · Plus d'infos
    • uhoh_busted
      il y a 11 ans
      What about something with leaded glass, or Tiffany like colors? I think something that reflects nicely in the mirror is what you want. I can see a craftsman fixture with frosted shades that you can decorate at holiday time with boughs of pine, etc.
    • uhoh_busted
      il y a 11 ans
      I hate it when the responses take so long to load, my response is way late! I like your first attempt, though. Are you now going with a brushed chrome finish? I hope you can come up with something like that in the right size!
    • PRO
      Scott Realty
      il y a 11 ans
      Try an oil-rubbed bronze light fixture
    • User
      il y a 11 ans
      Maybe a cool transitional drum?

      http://www.bellacor.com/productdetail/troy-f1285sg-sausalito-five-light-drum-pendant-189578.htm
    • PRO
      Ana Maria Designs
      il y a 11 ans
      I would recommend painting at least the top half of the room, a lighter tone.The mirror would standout much better, a bronze tone hanging pendant fixture would compliment & reflect back in the mirror, these pieces would then ground the room along with your furniture...if you lighten the backdrop you'll get a better sense of what style pendant you want to see there.
    Sponsorisé

    Rechargez la page pour ne plus voir cette annonce spécifique

    Plus de discussions
    Redistribution d'un étage
    4
    Canapé d'angles dans salon-salle à manger
    4
    Se projeter avant de faire une offre
    12
    Rehabilitation d‘un appartement, quelles couleurs?
    7
    Dilemme aménagement pièce de vie carrée
    2
    France
    Personnaliser mon expérience à l'aide de cookies

    Houzz utilise des cookies et d'autres technologies de suivi similaires pour personnaliser mon expérience utilisateur, me proposer du contenu pertinent et améliorer ses produits et services. En cliquant sur « Accepter », j'accepte l'utilisation des cookies telle qu'elle est décrite plus en détail dans la Politique d'Utilisation des Cookies de Houzz. Je peux rejeter les cookies non essentiels en cliquant sur « Tout rejeter » ou « Gérer mes préférences ».