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There are limits to my confidence.Dunno, man. You've rejected some pretty fun ideas already.![]()
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There are limits to my confidence.Dunno, man. You've rejected some pretty fun ideas already.![]()
Any recommendations for cOoL rugs?
There are some excellent European vintage sellers on Etsy, and for light fittings postage isn't ruinous...Does anyone have any favorite online sources for light fixtures?
(minimalist, vintage-y)
With most older european light-fittings, you might have trouble getting a registered electrician to fit them because many aren't approved to US standards. It's not that they aren't safe, just that would never have been tested for sale in the USA. So you'd either have to do it yourself or find an electrician who won't mind.Thank you @FlyingMonkey I will check these out. I'm trying to find a pair of sconces that are A. not ugly, B. wired with an on/off switch, and C. small -- which is turning out to be really difficult.
He also wouldn't be able to use without a new socket or a converter, depending on the stock socket. If an E27 socket, you can use an E26 bulb. If anything else, apparently you need a new socket or a converter to use with Eu bulbs.With most older european light-fittings, you might have trouble getting a registered electrician to fit them because many aren't approved to US standards. It's not that they aren't safe, just that would never have been tested for sale in the USA. So you'd either have to do it yourself or find an electrician who won't mind.
This one from Tufenkian would seem to fit your style. Easy to mix and match with various looks.Any recommendations for cOoL rugs?
We have this! I may have posted about it.
Definitely posted this one.![]()
Blue And Brown Bear Wool Area Rug
Inviting the wild of the forest into your playroom, this area rug is hand-tufted with an adorable bear design. Crafted of 100% wool for long-lasting durability, its palette of dusty blue and brown is complete with coordinating fringe lining the ends. This charming focal point brings a playful...www.worldmarket.com
You might check out Angela Adams. DWR used to carry their stuff, but you could go direct and save money. Plus, they'll cut a rug in half and bind it to create two runners if you want.I've been leaning pretty Scandi for lack of any talent at this interior design thing and in the interest of checking boxes quicker. I just picked this up for my bedroom.
I'll need a larger rug (5 x 8 or so) for the living room, for which I'm leaning similarly neutral, but i'm open to fUn iDeAs™.
RewirelaThank you @FlyingMonkey I will check these out. I'm trying to find a pair of sconces that are A. not ugly, B. wired with an on/off switch, and C. small -- which is turning out to be really difficult.
have you looked at Bert Frank ? We have a couple of sconces and the materials and make are very impressive. Prices are painful but it's all forgotten once on the wall, right?Thank you @FlyingMonkey I will check these out. I'm trying to find a pair of sconces that are A. not ugly, B. wired with an on/off switch, and C. small -- which is turning out to be really difficult.
Those are seriously man of leisure prices. I may have to upgrade sugar mamas…have you looked at Bert Frank ? We have a couple of sconces and the materials and make are very impressive. Prices are painful but it's all forgotten once on the wall, right?
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