At last!! For the first time in the last few weeks I've been happy with something I've chosen and happy with how it's been installed. Huzzah!
The dining room pendant looks awesome! I love it! Modern, yet not too out of place and low enough to provide "intimate" lighting for the dining space.
I love the massive window in this space. It makes everything so light and bright and breezy! I would have loved to have had bifold doors to open the space up completely, but it was an extra $6,000. Ouch! This will do for now. The first party has already been booked - a family roast/Uncle's 60th. For mid April. We'd better get a move on!
Wow - I *love* it!! So much!!
ReplyDeleteDid you see my reply over on the forum about combatting spam? I think you'll like it ...
Ohhh no, I'll go have a looksy now!! Thanks heaps!! xx
DeleteI like how it looks right now. The pendant really stands out, but in a good way. Any plans for the actual table yet? :)
ReplyDeleteGilbert Dubinsky
Hi Gilbert,
DeleteI'm just in the middle of deciding now as we move in a couple of weeks and I have to order it a few weeks in advance. I'm going with a mid century theme so here are my choices:
http://www.mattblatt.com.au/Dining-Tables/Karizona-Solid-Walnut-and-Glass-Dining-Table.aspx?p5596c17
http://www.mattblatt.com.au/Dining-Tables/Original-Alejandro-Sticotti-Gant-Dining-Table.aspx?p1737c17
What do you think? xx
If you're going for the open-area, outdoorsy look, you can go with the Alejandro dining table. It fits the theme, although it's kinda plain IMO. :)
ReplyDeleteHey Gilbert, I went over to Matt Blatt to test it and found that because of the angle of the legs, it's very hard to fit chairs fully underneath the table http://karinashouseproject.blogspot.com.au/2013/03/dining-decisions.html - now I'm not really sure what to do! I'm still iffy on the Sounds Like Home table because of the colour difference in the timber. Thoughts? xx
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