My entryway and dining room are both in need of new lighting fixtures, and I’m thinking one of the spaces is either going to get something in pink or turquoise. I’ve already shared some of my favorite pink lights, and today I thought I’d have a little fun with the blue ones.
How would you mix and match to put together a dining room from the pieces below?
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Vetrai Teal and Clear Chandelier, Lmaps Plus
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Regina Andrew Bubbles Chandelier by Regina Andrew, Candelabra
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Sara Chandelier, Maison Luxe
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Wood Beaded Blue Chandelier, Target
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Apex Round Dining Room Table, Crate & Barrel
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Rogue Round Dining Table, Rejuvenation
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Alfi High-Back Chair, Design Within Reach
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Muuto Nerd Dining Chair, YLiving
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Moonstone Rim Salad Plate, Tartine and Heath Ceramics
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Shell Bisque Dinner Plate in Blue, Canvas Home
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Ring Dish in Aegean Blue with Gold Rim, Suite One Studio
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Marin Blue Dinner Plate, Crate & Barrel
These are my picks. I have to say, I’m a bit obsessed with that chandelier.
p.s. Those West elm chairs (#7) came in pink not too long ago! Lovely, lovely.
14 comments
Alana
I’m really digging the wood bead one. Out of curiosity, checked Creative Co-Op. They have it half price! Ooooh. Goals. :)
Peggi
I definitely want the bubbles over my beautiful free-standing marble tub…the one I will have when I can also afford a fastidious housemaid wielding a delicate feather duster. Sigh. Also heart the Sara.
Feisty Harriet
I’m gonna second the bubble one, for sure. (Although, I think the one you picked would probably fit better with your more recent Victorian-contemporary aesthetic).
xox
nancy50
I’d like you to do this in your dining room http://stylebyemilyhenderson.com/blog/lacquering-a-dining-table
to help break up all the wood tones. Aren’t you glad a perfect stranger is weighing in on what you should do in your home?
Making it Lovely
I remember when she posted that. I love the look, but a lacquered table and three kids is a recipe for disaster. Scratches and chips just waiting to happen.
emily @ go haus go
Love the one you choose but that bubble one gives me all the feels. Are you sure you weren’t a chandelier or sconce in a past life? You always pick fun, unique options with tons of energy.
Making it Lovely
Ah, that explains it! I must have been a sconce. ;)
Ellen
I’ve long loved that light fixture, too. I recall seeing it in Elle Decor some years ago in Sarah Jessica Pareker’s Hamptons dining room http://1cqgxm3l59yi2wwbnn3qy35h.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/Sarah-Jessica-Parker-Hamptons-dining-room.jpg
Making it Lovely
Yes! I went off in search of more examples and gathered them all up in today’s post.
Laura Rennie
I chose all the same ones as you except for the plates. I’d go with the Marin by Crate and Barrel.
Celeste
4,6, 10, and 11/15! I love that beaded chandelier… This is so fun!
Alecia Ramsay
Of course the one I like is $1k!
Making it Lovely
At least it’s not $2500, like the one I’m in love with!
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