is this the one? pix

16 years ago

you might be aware that I am redoing my masterbathroom. ( I did redo the hall bathroom- its at about 98% and I am a happy camper )...

So I need to find a ceiling light for the master bathroom ... a good sized room about 12 by 15 ish.

there are 2 vanity lights, and 2 recessed lights.

I have traditional/transitional taste.

Cherry cabs, jade butterfly granite (selected the slab today.. its like verde butterfly but has more gold as opposed to white mixed in with the green/blue:)...

Here are the floor /wall tiles,(they installed the floor today)

The vanity lights in polished nickel

faucets

and now for the light. Is this the one????What do you think????

It's 15 inches wide and 13 high...

I still do think this one is lovely but it seems too traditional and the forum folks have definitely felt it is not the match. I post it just to show you my taste.

Or should I just go get something simple in the meantime?

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larke
16 years ago
But what do YOU really like?
User
16 years ago
Sounds like she likes both and is asking for our opinion.

I like #1 best with the other things you have picked. I still think #2 can work but it looks more traditional to me. If you like #2 better I'd go with 2.
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htnspz
16 years ago
I like #2 best. I do think that light #1 is more transitional, I find the second light more interesting and unique. It's not like it's a crystal chandelier, I think it can work in a transitional setting.
Would help if you posted the room though.
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Original Author
16 years ago
Believe me, it really wouldnt help to post pix as there is only some floor tile- and parts of the walls have been stripped away so it is mostly a cement color to see... And sheesharee is right- I like them both (there are plenty others I like as well = just looking for feedback and help). The light is to replace a super generic 20 year old 6" unadorned globe light.
The traditional light is 8" high by 14 wide.
The transitional one is 15 high by 13wide.
In my previous post I had many other of the semi flush- I honestly like them all. I think because they are so different from what I have currently I am unsure about them.(Here is the previous thread just in case you want to do some more reading and gain insight to my indecision inertia:)

Here is a link that might be useful: don't leave me now...
jerseygirl_1
16 years ago
My vote is #1. It works best withthe vanity lights.
busybee3
16 years ago
if you like #2 better, then i wuld go with #2...i personally don't think there is that significant of a difference between their styles....
also, when i look at #1, all i can think about is would you be able to see the dead flies, etc that are bound to collect in it's glass shade....the dead bugs (that you can see) drive me crazy! not so bad if the glass is opaque enough to hide them...then you can just clean it twice a year, or whatever!
User
16 years ago
I think #1 is the better fit for what you already have in place. You did great finding something that is more in line with the lighting you already have. BTW, I have a several similar lights and you can't see bugs in them. Besides they're easier to change the bulbs in and you should occassionally take them down and wash them anyways.
yayagal
16 years ago
Either one would work fine so no worry.
cooperbailey
16 years ago
I think # 2 is not as predictable as #1.