colours look great, nice chairs too - maybe think of adding a couple of minimal wall lamps and try a larger bulb?
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19 Dec 2019 08:37
I often think that the main light in a living room/dining room is more for show than practicality. As Dee has said get some wall lamps, floor lamps, table lamps
This. The only time the ceiling lights are ever on in the living room is if I'm looking for the telly remote.
19 Dec 2019 10:11
I often think that the main light in a living room/dining room is more for show than practicality. As Dee has said get some wall lamps, floor lamps, table lamps
Do you have an example of this setup?
19 Dec 2019 18:01
I’m chatting the contractor tomorrow about adding wall lamps, such a pain given we’ve almost finished the room (cornice etc still to added)
I may get a couple of these as a test
https://www.conranshop.co.uk/marasino-floor-uplighter.html
25 Jan 2020 12:41
colours look great, nice chairs too - maybe think of adding a couple of minimal wall lamps and try a larger bulb?
I often think that the main light in a living room/dining room is more for show than practicality. As Dee has said get some wall lamps, floor lamps, table lamps
This. The only time the ceiling lights are ever on in the living room is if I'm looking for the telly remote.
colours look great, nice chairs too - maybe think of adding a couple of minimal wall lamps and try a larger bulb?
I often think that the main light in a living room/dining room is more for show than practicality. As Dee has said get some wall lamps, floor lamps, table lamps
Do you have an example of this setup?
colours look great, nice chairs too - maybe think of adding a couple of minimal wall lamps and try a larger bulb?
I’m chatting the contractor tomorrow about adding wall lamps, such a pain given we’ve almost finished the room (cornice etc still to added)
I may get a couple of these as a test
https://www.conranshop.co.uk/marasino-floor-uplighter.html
@Pops & Dee. I don’t have a mags but have a couple of hackneys in different fabrics. The velvet fabrics are nice but mark easily, hallingdal will be much harder wearing although quite coarse. I went for forest nap (unsure if they still do it) hard wearing but much less coarse than hallingdal. The mags soft is very low with very little structure, similar to a bean bag
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