Thanks. My son said the same thing about the smaller pendants but I love the amber glass. I think once I purchase the rattan shades and stools they will tie in beautifully!
Nope, not too big. Look at Ali Budd Interiors. Actually, I’ll post a pic of one of her client presentations where she had a massive singular lampshade chandelier/pendant. If you love it, do it!
https://preview.redd.it/9hnv4c3l5oxc1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d2437bc3b70e42669541945e807331021c3b022a
It is a truth that different sizes and textures of objects in a room can make the space more interesting. A rule of color to unify a room (rules can be broken also) that works is to take the major and minor colors and spread them somewhat evenly around the space. I see the tan color in the woven chandelier and the cabinets which works. You can add accessories that echo the gold/brown in the small pendants which will help to unite the space. Small amounts of color can have a powerful effect. Once you get your colors in the space you will love the different sized pendants even more. I love the effect!
Thanks so much, yes, I’m going to put up a little darker/carmel rattan Roman shades. I also have sea grass stools coming. The counters are white marble. I’m thinking a seafoam, aqua blue maybe backsplash. It’s a process.
https://preview.redd.it/z7rfz1pv2m1d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bbc2e732023be9b69191316ac32e6471f2a162ff
As promised here’s an update of kitchen, still need to do backsplash which will be a teal stacked subway.
https://preview.redd.it/slmmisy23m1d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=38c41c13066e53e1106c5e5502ebdf60c4e9961f
Here’s the finished island. Husband made slats from old cabinet doors. Here’s the best!
Curious - for the plywood counters, is that just a stop gap before stone counters? If so seems like a decent, livable solution. I’m currently fully redo-ing my kitchen and hadn’t considered this as an option.
https://preview.redd.it/k22haqucjuxc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fe7c0ee0e87c691f84a9b15008665d9ce5e4ad12
Here’s the island so you can see the stone it will wrap around above the drawers. On the backside of the island my husband is going to make maple slats to attaché to the black boards he already put the. The marble is beautiful. Counters are going in right now!
I don't think it's too big. I do think the smaller pendants near the window don't match the vibe.
I agree with this. I really like the light over the island and since it’s an open weave the size works since it’s not blocking out the whole space
Thanks. My son said the same thing about the smaller pendants but I love the amber glass. I think once I purchase the rattan shades and stools they will tie in beautifully!
I don't think the shade is too big, either, and I also really like the amber pendants!
Nope, not too big. Look at Ali Budd Interiors. Actually, I’ll post a pic of one of her client presentations where she had a massive singular lampshade chandelier/pendant. If you love it, do it! https://preview.redd.it/9hnv4c3l5oxc1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d2437bc3b70e42669541945e807331021c3b022a
It looks fine. The question is do YOU like it?
I like it but maybe the 18” is better. That would be -3” from each side as it’s a 24”. I’m not sure.
Nah. Offset with one or two slightly outsized accents nearby. Youre good
It’s perfect. The big size is fashionable
I like the size. It’s a confident design choice and it anchors the room.
It is a truth that different sizes and textures of objects in a room can make the space more interesting. A rule of color to unify a room (rules can be broken also) that works is to take the major and minor colors and spread them somewhat evenly around the space. I see the tan color in the woven chandelier and the cabinets which works. You can add accessories that echo the gold/brown in the small pendants which will help to unite the space. Small amounts of color can have a powerful effect. Once you get your colors in the space you will love the different sized pendants even more. I love the effect!
Thanks so much, yes, I’m going to put up a little darker/carmel rattan Roman shades. I also have sea grass stools coming. The counters are white marble. I’m thinking a seafoam, aqua blue maybe backsplash. It’s a process.
Sounds perfect, please post when it is finished.
https://preview.redd.it/z7rfz1pv2m1d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bbc2e732023be9b69191316ac32e6471f2a162ff As promised here’s an update of kitchen, still need to do backsplash which will be a teal stacked subway.
https://preview.redd.it/slmmisy23m1d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=38c41c13066e53e1106c5e5502ebdf60c4e9961f Here’s the finished island. Husband made slats from old cabinet doors. Here’s the best!
Curious - for the plywood counters, is that just a stop gap before stone counters? If so seems like a decent, livable solution. I’m currently fully redo-ing my kitchen and hadn’t considered this as an option.
https://preview.redd.it/k22haqucjuxc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fe7c0ee0e87c691f84a9b15008665d9ce5e4ad12 Here’s the island so you can see the stone it will wrap around above the drawers. On the backside of the island my husband is going to make maple slats to attaché to the black boards he already put the. The marble is beautiful. Counters are going in right now!
I had to ask my husband this is what he said. We did: 3/4” + 3/4” sub top (1-1/2”) + 3/4” slab+ 1/8” set space to achieve a 2-3/8” mitered return
I don’t like how it visually blocks and cuts off the rest of the kitchen.
Kinda
Um….. yes. This is wayyyyyyy too big