Last summer we moved my in-laws into a retirement complex. Once we got them moved our work just started. We had a lot of work ahead of us to ready their home for sale. Thank goodness it is only about a mile away from our house. My husband and Son-in-Law, Chris, worked for weeks and weeks, every weekend, all summer and into the fall. (I've said "work" three times, and that's what it was: work, work, work!)
There were two chandeliers, one in the entry and one in the dining room that we replaced, as things needed to be updated. I had the small one in mind for the kitchen, but I have a canned spot over the sink that provides much needed task lighting. Finally I nudged my husband enough that he hung it in front of the spot on a plant hook, and I have hidden the cord behind the curtain. Now, I use it when I'm in the mood for "pretty", and I still have my overhead for daily use.
Great job- looking lovely- that is the exact faucet I need for my kitchen sink- mind sharing?
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As I get older, I need more and more light. There's just about no such thing as too much light for me anymore. I would probably have both lights turned on most of the time!
ReplyDeleteDebra, it's just beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteHow clever of yo! Love it! TTFN ~Marydon
ReplyDeleteLove it, it really dresses up your space. I had the same valance in my kitchen, so cute and cheery.
ReplyDeleteHave you ever noticed that I have that exact scalloped trim over my sink. It looks pretty good with that great fabric behind it. Love the chandelier. Jan
ReplyDeleteOk, I'm not generally a cherub gal, but that fixture rocks! ~Mindy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Debra! Hey thanks for your kind thoughts, I really appreciate it. Have a great week-end
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