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Wall light does not match chandelier ?

11 years ago

We can't get a matching wall light for the chandelier do you think these wall lights match up to be used with the chandelier for a living room? Also the chandelier that matches the wall lights is sold out :(

Comments (4)

michigammemom
11 years ago
Although the free-form, organic looking sconce is interesting, I prefer a more sleek, urban look with your chandelier.
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11 years ago
I would not use the scones with the chandelier. The ones suggested by michicanmemom are better.
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Samantha Grace
11 years ago
Which sconces will complement your chandelier best will depend on a couple of things. What decorating style is used elsewhere in the room? Do you want to play down the wall sconces to leave the details in some other focal points or do you want them to attract attention? Most importantly, I think you need to stick to something with a fairly clean-lined silhouette and warm tones. I searched Google's images for complementary pieces and this is what I came up with. Whether your room is traditional, contemporary, industrial or eclectic, I hope one of these inspires you toward something you'll feel is perfect.
Samantha Grace
11 years ago
And apparently you'll need to hover over the pic to see the rest of it as it's too large to show in full. :o)

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