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I have probably looked online at over 1000 light fixtures so far, trying to select lighting for my kitchen, bathroom and foyer. I have managed to narrow it down some, would appreciate some insight/opinions to help me make my final decision for the foyer.
Thanks for your help! http://hutch.tonidoid.com/app/websharepro/share/remodel2011/tb.JPG?vie wsize=0 http://hutch.tonidoid.com/app/websharepro/share/remodel2011/qa.JPG?vie wsize=0 Lighting Options: http://www.lightingdirect.com/golden-lighting-1030-sf-modern-convertib le-two-light-semi-flush-ceiling-fixture-from-the-cerchi-collection/p12 25560 http://www.lightingdirect.com/eurofase-lighting-17112-traditional-clas sic-3-light-yorkton-chandelier-from-the-illuminations-collection/p1377 947 http://www.lightingdirect.com/triarch-international-38108-three-light- 15-h-mini-chandelier-from-the-glacier-collection/p1569296 http://progresslighting.com/beta_products.aspx?product=P3827-126 http://www.lampsplus.com/products/Possini-Euro-Crystal-Burst-8-inch-Wi de-Chrome-Ceiling-Light__03721.html |
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| Most of these fixtures don't move me much one way or the other. They strike me as serviceable, if a bit fussy. But that's strictly my opinion. And don't forget, I'm the guy who advocates surface mount linear fluorescents in kitchens because they do such a great job of lighting up the room without costing an arm and a leg for either installation or operation. :) Without seeing the room where you're proposing to install these, it's impossible to judge how well they would work. Besides, style is really a very individual matter. I think you're the best person to judge what works best in your home. If you don't feel comfortable making that decision, maybe it would put your mind at ease to invest some of your lighting budget in a lighting designer's help. |
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