May

28

2010


So I really need to get rid of the cookie cutter nipple-looking light fixtures that I inherited when I moved into my rental apartment. There are two in my living room that I need to replace and I’m starting with the fixture above my dining table. Below are the lighting options I’m currently considering. I’m leaning towards the Jonathan Adler Meurice pendant or the Thomas O’Brien Hicks pendant. Which do you like best? Thanks for your opinion! xo

Jonathan Adler Meurice Small Brass Pendant from Lamps Plus


Thomas O’Brien Large Hicks Pendant in antique brass from Circa Lighting

Pearson Pendant from Restoration Hardware

Thomas O’Brien Reed Small Chandelier from Circa Lighting

West Elm Pleated Pendant

12 Responses to “Lighting Indecision!”

  1. It’s so funny that you think those flush mount fixtures look like nipples. I think they do, too!

    The Jonathan Adler Chandelier is pretty, but of course, I am partial to the Circa fixtures. The Hicks Pendant really makes a statement. I have the Square Tube Chandelier. Have you seen that one? You might like it. Let us know what you decide on!


  2. Lacey
    May 28, 2010
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    My vote is for the Large Hicks Pendant.

    I feel your pain about the nipple mounts! I have far more than I would like to admit and it is definitely a priority to replace them asap.


  3. Killy
    May 28, 2010
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    Hello! I’ve never commented on your blog, but I’ve been reading it for a while and love it! Love your apartment too – I totally voted for you in the Small, Cool Contest.

    But I digress….I’m partial to the Jonathan Adler or the Pearson pendant with your current dining area. The JA pendant really picks up other elements in the room – the pulls on your credenza, the gold picture frame. Can’t wait to see what you decide on.


  4. decorno
    May 29, 2010
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    Hicks. It’s such a smart charmer, you will be happy every time you look at it. Plus – it can work in many rooms. You can give it new life in other house, other spaces over time.


  5. Kim Simons
    May 29, 2010
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    I vote for the Pearson pendant. It is a classic and the large scale will have a quiet drama.


  6. I think the clean stylish lines of the Pearson from Restoration Hardware will look great in your space… especially the silver finish. It will be great with the cool blue walls… Fay


  7. I love the Reed Small Chandelier for a dining area. It’s clean modern lines add elegance to a small space.


  8. Danielle
    May 31, 2010
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    Adler for sure..simple, clean and lovely!


  9. Sketch42
    Jun 01, 2010
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    Did you see my kitchen? I have three of the Hicks pendants in a different color… Obviously I LOVE them!!

    http://sketch42blog.com/2010/05/kitchen-pendant-reveal/


  10. Naomi
    Jun 02, 2010
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    Wow I love the Hicks! How small is it? Is the scale right for your table? The JA one would be quite lovely too….


  11. So Haute
    Jun 04, 2010
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    Thank you guys all so much for your comments and feedback! Lots of votes for the hicks pendant! I’m deciding this weekend…I’m having my apt photographed soon so I’m forced to make a decision! I’ll reveal my choice next week!

    Paloma – The nipple thing is hilarious! I debated whether to write that but since I’ve gotten a few comments, emails and tweets from people who agree! And I checked out the square tube chandelier…it’s gorg!

    Sketch42 – Those pendants look fab in your kitchen!

    Naomi – The large hicks is actually a pretty decent size…just under 17″ in diameter which is just about right for my table which is pretty small.

    Killy – Thank you so much for reading and for your kind words about my apartment! Glad you decided to say hello!

    Decorno- Hi!!! So glad to hear from you! Please come back to the blog world! Lots of us bloggers miss you! Thanks for commenting!


  12. | So Haute!
    Jun 16, 2010
    Reply

    [...] after much debate I finally landed on a light fixture for my dining room! I chose the Thomas O’Brien Bryant Small Chandelier, pictured above. I think the silhouette [...]



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