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lighting in kitchen
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Posted by
KelliJohnson (
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Mon, Jun 27, 11 at 19:33
| I am wondering if anyone has ever replaced the kitchen lights (flourescent) with something a little more homey??? |
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RE: lighting in kitchen
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| I've replaced almost all my light fixtures. In fact, I only have one original light left in my house. |
RE: lighting in kitchen
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| would you have any pictures we could see? |
RE: lighting in kitchen
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| Sorry, no pics at the moment. I can tell you I have ceiling fans in all rooms except the bathrooms and the dining area has a hanging light fixture. |
RE: lighting in kitchen
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| I replaced my ugly ceiling fan with a DIY drum shade light, but I like the functionality (if not exactly the appearance) of the kitchen fluorescent lights. Plus, we have vaulted ceilings in the kitchen/living area, and I can't imagine anything except recessed can lights (which I'd rather not bother with) really looking right; at least the fluorescents are unobtrusive. If we had a flat ceiling, though, I'd have replaced the other lights by now. |
RE: lighting in kitchen
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| I'm sure the right type of fixture would look good on a vaulted ceiling, but, it just depends on what looks good to you. BTW Kelli, I didn't have fluorescents. |
RE: lighting in kitchen
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| We have tried to put a fan in the master but it does not have the support it needs.....LOL I think as far as teh kitchen goes...there are other flourescent lights that seem more homey...we might try that |
RE: lighting in kitchen
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| I don't know why this popped up to the top again...but I am curious, Kelli, if you were able to make the changes you talked about last summer? |
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