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What lighting do you have in sloping roof in non-kitchen area if not spotlights?
(13 Posts)Don't really want spotlights in a dining part of kitchen diner. So, what do you have? Thanks
What about some modern wall lights combined with lamps
I will do lamp/s but I'm not so keen on wall lights. I need one for over the table (which may also be a seating area if I get bored and move furniture around)
Would pendants work?
I would do pendants on a dimmer switch and maybe a few led spots on a separate switch for task-lighting.I don't think a chandelier etc. would look right unless the space is large and the ceiling is very high.
Thanks for teh ideas. Trouble with walllights is that we'd still need lighting over the table. I want pendant lights but builder seems to think would look odd.
Have seen pedants hang from a sloping ceiling many times and it looks fine - do you trust your builder's design sense?
Hmm, builder has had some ideas that I hadn't thought of but, no, he's not an interior designerBut then,neither am I It's made more troublesome by there being a velux window over where table would be so trying to figure out if pendant/s nearby would look odd or ok. Need to see a picture to reassure me it won't look crap. But, what else do you have?
Or how about lighting on a bar which is then hung from the sloped ceiling = trying to find a link but not being successful. What style is your room?
Something like these
www.lightingstyles.co.uk/Ceiling/MultiArmFitting/suspension-pendants-%26-lights/
Yes, I quite like some of those. Thanks.
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