Dining Area Lights
Ramona Jackson
8 years ago
Hi - I am going to change the chandelier above my dining table. Was thinking of putting in 2 of the large Clarissa chandeliers. What do you think will look better? One large one or 2 large ones? I have a very high ceiling and all recessed lights - no other hanging lights. Any ideas, suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Sorry for the mess around the dining table!
Thanks!
Sorry for the mess around the dining table!
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Ramona Jackson
8 years agoDining table is 45x94
Dining area opens out to living area and front door it's about 130x145
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PROBeverlyFLADeziner
8 years ago
http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/48-inch-Double-S-Glass-Drop-Rectangular-6-light-Chandelier/9407559/product.html?refccid=TZDIJMBM72J2FXKMJJMEVMO6WI&searchidx=14
http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Celeste-Rectangular-Oval-Glass-Drop-Crystal-Chandelier-Antique-Brass/10591440/product.html?refccid=ALKN5CX2FQDYEWKEL7PF7JM774&searchidx=24
http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Celeste-10-light-Glass-and-Crystal-Chrome-Chandelier/10043379/product.html?recset=7baba10b-bc19-49d2-bda1-9cc8d2f2ff62&refccid=LZAF4UFYOHC2WSKKMNVJJH22PY&recalg=828,512&recidx=2
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8 years agoWhy would you purchase the ones from Pottery Barn, when the details on the ones from Overstock are better IMO and a fraction of the cost?
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8 years agoHere is the comparison of the two fixtures. Please note the PB fixture only has 3 bulbs, where the Overstock fixture has 10 bulbs.
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