Help! What wall lights should I get?
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3 years ago
I’ve bought a house and there are spaces for x2 wall lights in the living room. We are in the middle of painting it dulux timeless with a feature wall of overtly olive (please see attached inspiration pic). However, we cannot find any wall lights that look modern but would also fit our style. Please could anyone suggest any wall lights?
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3 years agoLovely space! Something like this? Thinking black to match your curtain pole and TV unit.
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