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  • 3 years ago

    Look better where? Post a picture of the room

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    3 years ago

    Be very careful when getting any faceted glas on a bulb it will create weird shadows . I hate the the ones thta looks a wheel a very bad try at a modern take on a traditionl style. If this is for your DR I prefer a chandelier that actually lights the table . Yes you need to post a pic of the space ideally with the furniture in place . Post the pic in a commnet on this post do not start another .

  • 3 years ago



  • 3 years ago

    I want to replace the chairs and chandelier. Chair options are…


    any input is welcome!



  • 3 years ago

    I would put a simple chandelier and change the mirror to a large colorful watercolor framed print .

  • 3 years ago

    Why replace those chairs? #1 gets my vote--perfect with our dining set. What is that console sitting oddly in the space?

  • 3 years ago

    Oh, that doesnt go there:)

  • 3 years ago
    last modified: 3 years ago

    The style of the first one but without the faceted shades for the reason Patricia gave.

    Don't think that the gray velvet chairs work with that table. Since I don't like the table or the chairs, I wouldn't bother with trying to find replacement chairs.

    Upside of what you have is that you don't need to worry much about the white chairs marring the flooring. Argument in favor of keeping what you have.

  • 3 years ago

    Thank you! What do you mean faceted shades?

  • 3 years ago
    last modified: 3 years ago



    The multi-angled glass surface. Think gemstone cuts; the multiangle cuts on gemstones are referred to as 'facets'.

    The light that shines through won't be even. There will be odd shadows & shading.

    May not bother you; since it is from Amazon, you can easily return it if the shading bothers you.

    The cut glass look on the shades doesn't seem like it belongs on a Sputnik style lamp to me...stylistic mismatch, IMO.

  • 3 years ago

    I don't care for any of them. What others said regarding the faceted glass. As for the last one, I would never get something with open clear glass facing upwards. It will show every spec of dust whenever it's on. I'm pretty picky about dust showing and too lazy to give something like that a thorough dusting every week. A clear glass shade will always have that problem but if the opening is facing down, one can at least give it a quick wipe on the outside surface. The other way, the inside will get dusty faster and cleaning it is more of a chore.

  • 3 years ago
    last modified: 3 years ago

    Keep the chairs, change the mirror to a much larger colorful print. Different chandelier.

    Blank canvas (in case others want to mock up ideas)



    And an example with some art (just picked something random with red accents). See the difference? Adds life.



  • 3 years ago

    Thank you!

  • 3 years ago
    last modified: 3 years ago

    @Jill M: I am selling a Flos Frisbi Pendant which would look great over your dining room table and only minimally block any art work you hung on the walls. (I replaced the Frisbi with a fan.) Message me if you're interested in buying it.



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