Pendant Lamp

munkii

Here's a picture of my dining room in the colors it will be when we're done painting: https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/qeySvc_vTP5B3O5em14RJhtFoO0ckc_wjuKThVn7ecM?feat=directlink.

Based on what you see, which color do you like better for the pendant? (Sorry for the hugeness.)

Light Antique Bronze

or

Chrome

 

munkii

Also, that is not my furniture.  Pretend it's not there along with the ugly chandelier (sp).

Cipolla2Be

What color is your dining room table?  If it's brown I would go with the antique, if it's black I would go with the chrome.......if it's white you could go either way.  The chrome looks VERY modern and the antique...is more "expensive" looking....IMO.

munkii

Black-brown, which could go either way.  It's a 1954 ranch; so, modern is the style of the house.  From a design perspective, I'm covered.  I just cannot design which I like better

Milliechel67

I like the darker one!

wittyschaffy

I agree with cipolla - the chrome one seems more "modern" and the darker one seems more classic.  I thing I'd probably go with the chrome personally (speaking as someone who has all antique bronze fixtures in her house!).

Witchys_Woman

I like the chrome. I think it looks sharper and gives more of a pop.

smange10.10

I'd go with the bronze.  I'm not a big chrome person.  I do agree with PPs that the chrome would give the room a nice pop.  But I also feel like you could do that with accent pieces, and color.  BTW - I love the lamp - either way.

juangela

I think chrome works with your house, although I'm more drawn to the bronze personally.

Either way, gorgeous pendant! 

Muffin'sMom

Personal opinion here.  I want a dining room to be warm and welcoming.  I want people to feel like they could stay around the table and talk, nibble, finish coffee and desert.  So, the darker works better for me!