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Answer: It was #4, the PELLE Bubble Chandelier! About 16% of you chose this light as your favorite. The overwhelming majority of you were equally split between the Bluff City Pendant (#1) and the Zandoo Chandelier (#3).
This lovely home belongs to Lauren Moffat, a fashion designer living in Brooklyn with her husband and two kids. According to Lauren, the light fixture was the first thing they bought for their new house; she loved its delicate and airy appeal.
Here's what some of you had to say:
I voted for 3. The glitz of that fireplace needs a friend, and its name is Zandoo. - Pi
I'd choose #1. The roundness of the shape matches your table and the bottom greenish color would match the decorative items on your fireplace. The reddish frame accents the chair color as well. I also like how the interior round globe matches the globe fixture in your hallway. - HGD
Torn between #1 and #3 but ended up voting #3. Either would charm the room without overpowering. And I wouldn't want to distract from the painting over the mantel. I can eat and look at naked art at the same time. Kind of like walking and chewing gum simultaneously. - Mary E.
Whatever painting you put on the mantel, it would be nice to be able to see it and not block it with a clunky light. That's why I gravitate towards the Threaded Spica Light. -KHinNJ
The airy asymmetry of the Spica struck me as the most interesting, so I pick #5. - Parnassus
Thanks to all of you who voted and commented!
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Not expected. Seems too small for the space but I do like that it's kind of invisable.
Looks like it's hanging too high to me. And the style fights too much with the more traditional light near the door. I was hoping for number 1.
I completely neglected the purpose of the original post.
Love those chairs! Please identify!
With the bare bulbs, I think you would need it to be high so it's not glaring into your eyes. I do wonder with all the white in the room, would it visually get lost?
BTW, I voted #1
I voted for #1, but I love how this looks in the the picture. Now that I'm seeing the Bubble Chandelier in the photo, I think the Bluff City Pendant might have been too casual a choice for the dining room. It's so airy and light -- Now, I want one!
I picked this one. I wish the picture was zoomed out a little. It doesn't appear to stand out enough.
It's a beautiful fixture, but in my opinion, is too high and too small in this case.
Well, that was my second choice, but I still think the Spica would be spicatacular.
I've seen this fixture so often (not to mention the home-made versions of it) I think it will go the way of chevrons and the Keep Calm poster in short order.
Oh I got it right! : )
Still I think PH5 lamp would fit much better: they should give it a go!
Elena / http://facingnorthwithgracia.blogspot.com
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Joe / http://laurieflower.com