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Entry Light Help (electrician coming in the morning!)

fixpaintlivelove
8 år siden


We have an electrician coming who is converting most of our lights to recessed (and adding some where there was no lighting).

My question - should we make our entry light recessed or a fixture/pendant? I like the clear glass/traditional look.

Advice is greatly appreciated!

(5) kommentarer

  • Irene Morresey
    8 år siden
    Go for light pendant, I have just moved into a house with all recessed lights and so miss all my lovely light fittings from my last house. How far could it hang down, those doors look close
  • Elaine Doremus Resumes Written
    8 år siden

    If there is any way the electrician can put a sconce on either side of the door, that may be more flattering to most people.

  • rachelmassaro
    8 år siden
    I say go with a pendant!
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    Hotwire Electric-All inc
    8 år siden
    pendant or re Centre and add more potlights in the area
  • Boomers775
    8 år siden
    There are some really nice lighting fixtures out there that don't hang so low that it interferes with your doors. One of the first things I did when we moved into our current home was replace 12 boob lights. Thought I made that term up but then found out that there are a bunch of people calling the light you have in your foyer just that.
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