We had what can only be described as the half boob sconce. It was . . . let's just say, not our "style".
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Success!!! I think I might try to add a little diffuser to the bottom so you can't see the tiny bit of white on the inside. But we'll try that later!
So clever! I've been loving the stylish lighting options at big box stores lately. There are so many pretty ones out there now!
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Looks fabulous. I love it. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeletePerfect! I love that more and more fixtures are being designed to be used either up or down depending on your taste. Cassie had painted the inside of some of her lampshades gold...looked really pretty especially when lit at night.
ReplyDeleteIt's the little things that make us happy. :o) New fixture looks great.
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome! What a creative idea to a common problem. I actually kind of like it this way better!
ReplyDeleteLove it - it's all the little touches that make such a huge difference eh?
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Looks great!! I can't wait for the "Things your afraid to tell us" post!! I think we all have a list of those things as bloggers!! Mine would be titled the "Deep dark secrets" post! :-)
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Looks so nice and crisp.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for the Fake Roman Shade tutorial!
We just bought this fixture for our stairway as well. Now I'm thinking it looks better upside down!
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I saw a great idea for a diffuser for making your own ceiling drum pendant. They used a flexible cutting board- I've seen them at the dollar store. While the small $store size wouldn't be large enough for a big drum shade, it would be plenty big for your sconce shade.
ReplyDeleteThat looks great! I think I like it better your way than the original way!
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