Emily Hurley The contrast could be really striking.

Chemlogics Please advise the light fixtures

kmarsek This looks to be polished concrete. Speaking from personal experience, an overlay is more fragile than polished concrete. We had our first floor done, an overlay that was stained and then sealed with a polyurethane product, and it has chipped in several places. If you like this look, go with polished. It will cost more to do and you will have to have sufficient space (our space was too small) but it'll be worth it. I wish I had known how poorly an overlay would wear. I would have chosen tile instead. Just my 2 cents!

Plus, the overlay finish doesn't give you an organic looking finish like what you see here. It looks plastic (for lack of a better word).

shadeeno1 Hi,

Yes I too would love to know what type of brick this is and if you had to apply any specific finish to it to achieve this? Its lovely

Anne DeCocco YLighting.com has pendant lights on a pulley system. If you use those terms in your search, you'll find other vendors, too. They're so good looking.