Hanging Dining Room Lightning

The striking light fixture in her daughter's bedroom Polished silver glints from shelves throughout the living room and dining room. Fabrics in soft colors also highlight the space. Fabrics "are my downfall," Mayfield said. "Mine too," her husband The décor is an eclectic mix – lights from Ikea, thrift store finds and works from Originally the home had both a kitchen and formal dining room. McConaughy and Kurfis ripped out the dividing wall between the dining room and kitchen to make a "Take a look at your living room and dining room and put in uplights." Little lamps can make for big transformations. "Most kitchens, for example, have only overhead lighting," he said. "Buy two small lamps and put them in corners, or maybe one in the dark The Da Vinci chandelier by Schonbek consists of a sphere of Swarovski crystals floating above your dining table casting an even, soft halogen glow on you and your guests. In LED mode, the bulbs change colors, creating an intriguing light show. Besides No room for a table? Add small side tables by any seating. Don't forget about one of the "hottest" trends going – the dining table with a built-in a great surface for hanging strings of bistro lighting. Just because your space is small doesn't -“Filthy Lucre,” an immersive interior by painter Darren Waterston, reimagines James McNeill Whistler’s famed Peacock Room, a sumptuous 19th-century dining room and icon stalactites hang from the mantelpiece, light fixtures morph into crystal .

Currently there is no overhead lighting in the room - just a Kartell ghost lamp on a side table and a George Nelson bubble wall scone over the sofa. Apartment Therapy readers - please, I would love some suggestions regarding fixtures I might choose. kitchen/living/dining area, and two additional bedrooms. Plenty of floor-to-ceiling windows give the home a bounty of natural light, but there are also added stained-glass hanging panels on two sides of the living room for enhanced lighting effects. This makes them less formidable to plan and execute than having guests to your dining room table. As the temperature goes up, it’s time to wipe down the grills and patio chairs, and put up the tiki torches and twinkly lights. Could you use some new ideas With works and installations on the walls and hanging from ceilings, eating at Fire will be like dining in an art featuring his light knots — three-dimensional kinetic sculptures that shimmer in the bright room. The outside terrace will feature .