Help sourcing pendant lights
Hi everyone,
I have searched the internet high and low for pendant lights similar to what is pictured, I cannot seem to find them in Australia and the shipping from the US is huge!
If anyone knows of a shop or online store where something similiar is sold I would be so happy!
thanks guys
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scottevie
6 years ago
I don't gave a great photo to demonstrate our pendants sorry, not suret Hat this one helps much. Our island is 2000 X 900 (I think depth of island is also important when judging appropriate size for pendant lights, especially if hanging fairly low, as you don't want people to bump heads on them!) and the max diameter of the glass is approx 250mm. I think two 430mm or three of the narrower ones Julie suggested would look good.
Northstar
6 years ago
annb1997
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6 years agoNorthstar, this screenshot of Houzz story may be helpful in your Dilemna about spacing etc. After selecting Stories, just type the title of article into space and it should load. I've also screenshot parts of other articles that may help.
There's no magic number when it comes to pendants, and no hard and fast rules about spacing as evidenced by the various articles. I thought the one about matching number of pendants to number of stools was interesting.
I really like your choice of clear glass. Size, number of pendants, spacing and drop variation is really where you can put your own stamp on overall style of your kitchen.
scottevie
6 years agodreamer
6 years agoI decided on three pendants. Bench is 3500. Pendants are 30cm high. Purchased from beacon lighting. My kitchen is a compromise between my husband wanting contemporary and myself wanting hamptons.
annb1997
6 years agoSome ideas. First two show did options for whichever bulbs you want. Interesting how it changes the look entirely.
This next one has rod instead of chain, which might not appeal but may be easier to dust.
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6 years agoThank you so much warren,
I couldn’t manage to find the exact light I was after so I decided to go completely different, I’m not sure if it was a good idea but I braved the change....
heres a photo of what I’ll be getting, it’s a custom made light in rose gold.... but with a black cord....
it may good amazing, it may be a massive risk but heck why not be different lol
I’ll definitely get Led, thank you so much for that info
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