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Chandelier

3 years ago

How far down is that chandelier hung. I have a similar room (smaller...15x23 that I am considering oyster shell chandeliers. I prefer the 20 x 36 rectangular one as it would mimic the room and is more substancial and deeper but note that the round one (38 inches) would be similar to your selection. Any thoughts?

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3 years ago
The ceiling is about 14' high or so and the bottom of the chandelier is at about 10' above the floor. It looks higher than that, but that is due to the angle of the camera.
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