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Jeannie Macdonald
4 years ago
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4 years agoJE C
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Comments (20)remove the table under the TV, place it on the dresser in the corner but on a diagonal tilt so it can be seen clearly from the couch. The lamp just looks wrong - I would remove that all together and replace it with a large Pot Plant to soften the corner. Nick Nacks etc can only be chosen by you as you have to like them but I would go for something either antique to match the lovely ornate fireplace or modern like gold, silver, brass glass. I would replace the ceiling light fitting with something modern matching the colours of your Nick Nack's. I am not a fan of the mirror I would place a large mirror on the wall that is currently utilised by the TV - this will reflect the light from the windows - again use the colours of your Nick Nacks and new light fitting for the mirror frame or go entirely frame-less. I would then find a large / modern piece of art to place above the mantel. Obviously my choices / ideas come with no budget in mind but you don't have to do everything at once..... spread the cost if you need to do it all bit by bit. Good luck with what every you choose to do....See More12 volt or option for pendant light in bathroom above a bath
Comments (1)Above the bath to 2.5m is zone 1, which allows IPX4 rated luminaires. I doubt there's many, if any decorative IP rated pendants out there (some quality LED brands would be). With 12V, make sure the transformer/driver is mounted up in the ceiling aswell. A good sparky could modify a 240v fitting into a 12v....See MoreLights and Fan??
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Comments (4)A cluster pendant would look very nice with the bigger space you have, however, just be careful as it looks like you have a nice window light and you dont want to block out too much natural light, as natural light is the best for applying makeup, downlights tend to create shadows across the face making it hard to evenly apply makeup or grooming. Just something to keep in mind!...See MoreJE C
4 years agoJE C
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