Did I buy the wrong size foyer light?

12 years ago

I ordered this light, Superior Moravian Star for my foyer. The dimensions of the new light are 19"x19". Here is the foyer and the current light that is being replaced. When I placed the order, I was just wanting something that would fit nicely inside the center window. I'm having doubts now that the light is too tiny for the space. Thoughts?

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Gray & Walter, Ltd.

12 years ago

PROPER SCALE is essential. Can you exchange for a larger one? Or buy two more and hang at three different heights.

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Niche Interiors
12 years ago
I think it could work, although a slightly larger fixture might be ideal. I would try it out - it's worth a shot. Good luck!
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Katherine Stanislawski, REALTOR®
Original Author
12 years ago
Unfortunately, I can't hang it up then return it...it has to be unused.
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Katherine Stanislawski, REALTOR®
Original Author
12 years ago
No other opinions? :)
larkspurproject
12 years ago
Without seeing it photoshopped into the space, I think it may be too small.
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frola123
12 years ago
Do you know the dimensions of the light you're replacing?
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Katherine Stanislawski, REALTOR®
Original Author
12 years ago
The old light looks about the same width but much taller...
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Aggie dba Aggie Designs
12 years ago
I would keep the star (it is the cutest thing ever) for the back entry/ mudroom or Master Bath, and get something much more grand for the foyer...

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groveraxle
12 years ago
If the lights are the same width, here is one star, one star hung lower, and two stars.
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kailuaaloha
12 years ago
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Sorry but way too small...I like the look and the idea but unfortunately your foyer has a lot of volume to fill for that tiny light....I like the idea of more than one but you should have three...two is a bit off balance....it's a great idea that Gray and Walter suggested....
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
12 years ago
I like the idea of the 2 hung at different levels
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frola123
12 years ago
last modified: 12 years ago
I had also thought of 3 hung in a triangle at different heights...could be very interesting..especially if you could have 2 or 3 different sizes...& you could get the height you need
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larkspurproject
12 years ago
I agree with frola123 if it would be cost effective
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Carol Simons
12 years ago
I have this beautiful star light. I'm concerned that one will be too small for your high ceiling open foyer space. I love the idea of hanging two of them to create the size you need and the gorgeous unique look! That was a terrific suggestion.
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Lynne Becher
10 years ago
I like the Idea of 3 lights. Usually when grouping things together it is done in odd numbers not even. So 3 would balance it nicely:)
rocketjcat
10 years ago
Old post from 2014.