need help with the hall way lighting.

10 years ago

I have a long hallway with high ceilings. I'd like to replace the two light fixtures. I don't like flush mounted lights and would prefer nickel.

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Lights Online
10 years ago
Since you don't like flush mounts, you can take a look at our selection of nickel entry lights: (The link is kind of long, so I put it in a link shortening service)
http://bit.ly/PXBK05

But if none of those strike your fancy, let me know and we can widen the search to include other types of light.
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
10 years ago
Since this is a high ceiling why not some pendant lighting or even a nice track system with multple heads to shine on art work so you could mix some heads for art and some pendants too. Have some fun .
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Shakuff
10 years ago
High ceilings definitely call for having fun. :)
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10 years ago
Agree with Shakuff : FUN!I like the idea of a central fixture with looped naked bulbs https://www.houzz.com/photos/wickets-contemporary-kitchen-london-phvw-vp~2998975
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Something clean and simple, but yes, fun!
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