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would this light fixture work in my LR?
http://www.potterybarn.com/products/mia-faceted-crystal-pendant/?pkey=cchandeliers
my living room is 14x14... is this too little do you think? i kind of love it.
Re: would this light fixture work in my LR?
I think it could work. It definitely matches the style of your house really well.
Wives Unscripted
I discovered that interior designers have a math formula for this decision.
http://www.uniquelightfixture.com/how-to-determine-appropriate-size-chandelier.html
http://www.chandelierlightingexperts.com/content/chandelier-tips/info.aspx
You add the room dimensions and make sure your light fixture's diameter is close to it.
i think it could be.
http://www.aosom.com/C2-Office-Furniture-Lighting/l-4-21