{crooked and missing a light bulb} |
1. Puts off lots of light, since it is the only chandelier in the large dining/living room.
2. Large enough to fill the high ceiling, but cannot be too tall since it will be hanging from the beam.
3. Will look good with a farm table.
4. Unique, yet compliments the space.
Here are a few chandeliers I am considering.
{My original pick, but MK doesn't like the "flowers" that the lights sit in via Ballard Designs} |
{A little more glam/modern via Ballard Designs} |
{Simple & Casual via Ballard Designs. I would add shades.} |
{Rustic yet Refined via Pottery Barn} |
The PB one is kind of neat although I love the Evelyn from Ballard. If you choose the Lourdes you could definitely get away with no shades - might even be too much with 12 candles
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