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Foyer Lighting Options

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Foyer lighting options has been difficult to choose but we have narrowed it down.

One of the next projects on our to-do list is switching out some things in our entry foyer… most importantly, choosing the winner from our foyer lighting options!

We’re leaning towards stunning oil rubbed bronze or black since the adjacent rooms to the foyer are the (still unfinished) dining room with our wrought iron chandelier and our homework room with the wood & black rustic pendant.

We’re looking for a statement showstopping piece, and we’ll need two of them for our front hallway/foyer. But we’re having trouble narrowing it down so we thought we’d run a few by you guys! Here’s the 9 we’re interested in…

1  |  2  |  3  |  4  |  5  |  6  |  7  |  8  |  9

Various lights for the hallway.

1  |  2  |  3  |  4  |  5  |  6  |  7  |  8  |  9

And here’s a fun little gif animation showing how they’d look in place.
(size and placement may vary)

Showing the different lighting options in the hallway.

SO WHICH ONE IS YOUR FAVORITE?
Please vote!

A different light numbered from 1 to 9.

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Thanks so much for your help, guys!
Just an FYI… Erin is leaning towards #3 and #8, while Ben is liking #1 and #4!
Yep, we can’t seem to agree on this one so hopefully this will help our decision
and we’ll finish this project soon!

 

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Comments

  1. Jenny says

    My sister and I are going for #3 for sure! Sorry it’s the most expensive!

    • howtonestforless says

      Hah, that’s the only reason I’m straying away from it… although I keep telling myself I’ll have these forever so just fork up the money now!

  2. bonnie says

    Erin, I really like #8 and #5 the best.

  3. Mona says

    I like #1 because all the surrounding elements are rectangular – door, door panels, door glass panes, wainscoting, pictures on the wall, even the light switch plate. #1 has slightly rectangular shaped sides, and its dark edges are not too thick like the other rectangle sided ones.

    It is more subtle, yet stunning, and brings in just a slightly different shape due to the edges having a slight curve.

    I don’t like the circular ones because they look out of place to me, among all the rectangular shapes.

    Beautiful area!

  4. Pam says

    I like 9. It’s a little more substantial than 1 and looks better for the size of your space. It still has the airy feel and shape matches too.

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