Spaces like the kitchen and bathroom are one of the most important rooms for most homeowners like yourself. The bathroom for one is where you soak out all the stress of the day in a warm bubble bath. It is where you take you morning shower to get that hangover out of your system before you start the day. The kitchen is where your mom used to make your favorite cookies and where you rush to for a cold beer after a hard day of work
how about making such spaces all the more special by hanging a mini chandelier over them?
The lighting in your bathroom will set the ambience for many a long bubble bath and endless soaks. In addition, not only does the right lighting illuminate a small space it makes it appear larger.
Bathrooms
For Modern Bathroom Décor: Mini chandeliers are particularly designed for modern bathroom décor since they give the space a luxurious feel without taking up too much of it. See how the mini chandelier above the bathtub draws the eyes. It is whimsical and dramatic. Hanging a mini chandelier over the tub will really make a mid-day soak more relaxing.
Antique Decor: Of course, not every type of chandelier is designed to suit every type of décor. For instance, a Victorian chandelier might not suit modern décor.
Take a look at how a homeowner incorporates an antique chandelier in this vintage style bathe. You should have noticed how the small space seems larger with the mini chandelier above it. The old look of the lighting fixture also suits the theme of the décor.
A Focal Point in the Kitchen: A mini chandelier can serve as a stylistic focal point in an otherwise drab kitchen. In other words, it will draw in the attention of anyone who steps into the space and away from the peeling paint above the kitchen cabinets.
See how this charming mini chandelier perks up the kitchen. Placing it above the island gives just enough light to prep dinner and lay out the pie to cool. It also adds to the theme and personality of the space.
For instance, a kitchen that is designed according to a black or white color scheme would stand out with a chandelier that has white or opalescent components like this one. A black chandelier would just have blended in and would have done nothing to draw the eyes.
Do not hang an ornate mini chandelier too close to the kitchen table. Fixtures that look heavy take up a lot of visual space. Placing it a few inches higher will de-clutter your vision and make the space shine. Also make sure that your chandelier comes with dimmer switches. They might come in handy for dimming the harshness of the light and setting the ambience.
Chandeliers were once a sign of opulence and wealth. In other words, only the wealthy could afford them. That changed after mini chandeliers were introduced. The décor above should give you a fairly good idea about the type of chandelier that would suit your space the best.
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| Transglobe 3 Light Chandelier with Antique White Finish |
The lighting in your bathroom will set the ambience for many a long bubble bath and endless soaks. In addition, not only does the right lighting illuminate a small space it makes it appear larger.
Bathrooms
For Modern Bathroom Décor: Mini chandeliers are particularly designed for modern bathroom décor since they give the space a luxurious feel without taking up too much of it. See how the mini chandelier above the bathtub draws the eyes. It is whimsical and dramatic. Hanging a mini chandelier over the tub will really make a mid-day soak more relaxing.
Antique Decor: Of course, not every type of chandelier is designed to suit every type of décor. For instance, a Victorian chandelier might not suit modern décor.
Take a look at how a homeowner incorporates an antique chandelier in this vintage style bathe. You should have noticed how the small space seems larger with the mini chandelier above it. The old look of the lighting fixture also suits the theme of the décor.
A Focal Point in the Kitchen: A mini chandelier can serve as a stylistic focal point in an otherwise drab kitchen. In other words, it will draw in the attention of anyone who steps into the space and away from the peeling paint above the kitchen cabinets.
See how this charming mini chandelier perks up the kitchen. Placing it above the island gives just enough light to prep dinner and lay out the pie to cool. It also adds to the theme and personality of the space.
For instance, a kitchen that is designed according to a black or white color scheme would stand out with a chandelier that has white or opalescent components like this one. A black chandelier would just have blended in and would have done nothing to draw the eyes.
Do not hang an ornate mini chandelier too close to the kitchen table. Fixtures that look heavy take up a lot of visual space. Placing it a few inches higher will de-clutter your vision and make the space shine. Also make sure that your chandelier comes with dimmer switches. They might come in handy for dimming the harshness of the light and setting the ambience.
Chandeliers were once a sign of opulence and wealth. In other words, only the wealthy could afford them. That changed after mini chandeliers were introduced. The décor above should give you a fairly good idea about the type of chandelier that would suit your space the best.
Image Source:
www.bhg.com
uniformdesign.us
homedit.com
darlingdesigndiva
SpecialtyLightingandBulbs.com, North Miami
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