Here is the continuation of our lighting installation.
The most important and risky choice was the master bedroom chandelier. I say risky because I ordered a chandelier through a catalog and didn't spend an arm and a leg. When it comes to crystal chandeliers, I find them cheap and tacky looking if they are not, you know, expensive. Very expensive. And vintage.
Opening the box, I had doubts. Plus, I had to put it together, strand by strand.
Frame was installed.
And the process begins. One strand at a time.
Paused for a hand cramp. One more layer to go.
Viola!
My beloved Punch sconce to the ceiling at the back stair case. This one needs a different bulb.
The most important and risky choice was the master bedroom chandelier. I say risky because I ordered a chandelier through a catalog and didn't spend an arm and a leg. When it comes to crystal chandeliers, I find them cheap and tacky looking if they are not, you know, expensive. Very expensive. And vintage.
Opening the box, I had doubts. Plus, I had to put it together, strand by strand.
Frame was installed.
And the process begins. One strand at a time.
Paused for a hand cramp. One more layer to go.
Viola!
Please do not judge the venetian blinds. They are outta here this week! More on that soon.
We also added a ceiling light at the top of the stairs.
A similar style pendant to the side mud room:
My beloved Punch sconce to the ceiling at the back stair case. This one needs a different bulb.
