I have never had to buy light fixtures before. Ryan has….but the amount of thought that went into them was probably much lower than the amount of thought that I put into these. (That's typically how things go with him, he walks in, finds what he is looking for and pays for it, I think things over for days, weeks or months it seems).
Ryan didn’t want to go to Home Depot, so I went alone. Bad idea. When I go shopping for things like this alone, I generally just stare at the options for 2 hours, while messaging and sending pictures to Ryan to get some assurance that my choices are ok.
Ryan didn’t want to go to Home Depot, so I went alone. Bad idea. When I go shopping for things like this alone, I generally just stare at the options for 2 hours, while messaging and sending pictures to Ryan to get some assurance that my choices are ok.
I wanted some continuity in the house, so I picked lights with the same finishes for the front entrance, hallway, sunroom and over the dining room table. The antique finish with the antique shades. I didn’t want to go overly modern. I just got a regular boob light for the office and spare room, and at another point in time we picked out a ceiling fan light for our bedroom.
Then I started second guessing myself. As much as I didn’t want everything to be too modern, was the finish that I chose too old fashioned? Then I saw this light on overstock.ca and fell in love!
Unfortunately, its slightly over the price that I would like to pay for a dining room light. Especially since the first light only cost us $89 and was on sale.
After a lot of searching, I found a new light that I liked at Homesense, for $79! You can't go wrong for that price. It goes better with the modern kitchen light that I found at Ikea.
But more on that light later....
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