Entry Lighting Down Selects
This could be visually interesting with being in conflict with the dining light. It has some of the same elements. The bling maybe a bit much for me and I'm not overly fond of the drum shape.
This one has possibility. Silver metal, pop of color, shape is repeated by the dining light. and affordable. It's more than just a fixture to throw up and be 'fine' with. I actually like it. Similar in shape and visual presence to the pierced metal one that I really wanted.
This is also pretty good. The round bulbs repeat the roundness of the dining room sphere.
This is pretty nice. If I'm going the clear glass route, I can see this in the entry with the pierced metal in view.
Lots of light, unoffensive in the same visual space with the metal dining and it's cheap enough we could replace it when we find what we really want.
This is the light fixture I want in the entry, but it is unavailable, with no signs that it will be available anytime soon.
This is a fun light and with the green door is a pop to say, hey, this house is lively and fun. However, it only has one light. But maybe there'd be something in this line... but I won't do it, I'm not color adverse, but I think my color stuff has to come in things that are more easily changed.
This looks gray but the description says black and I can't find that it comes in any other colors. I love this fixture, it has that going forward, the drawback (other than slightly over budget) is that I can't picture it visually in eyesight of the dining room light.
This is kind of different and would also work. Not crazy about it, but it's fine.
This is fine. It would work. Color is off compared to the pierced metal.
This might have been a contender for the dining space with the pierced metal fixture in the entry, it has multple lights and goes downward so it works for dining but not entry. HOWEVER, it too is sold out.
The number one contender is to use the same fixture in the entry and dining as they are visually connected spaces plus I've seen this fixture and I totally love it.
This is an oddball but possible. The silver tones, the cluster pendant effect, plenty of downward light, kind of sets a fun tone for a house where wine and good friends good together.
Nothing else in the great room is black so this isn't really a contender, but I like it and it's only $100. If we wanted to put it in as a placeholder until we find what we actually want.
Since I can't find the pierced metal companion to the dining light, I have to find alternates for the entryway. This is a possibility. Clear glass sheds light everyway and it takes up less eye space so it won't 'clash' with the dining room piece. And it stays in silver tones and is affordable.
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