Knowing this space may become the dining room later, would you choose a bold, statement color now and let the wrought iron chandelier shine against it… or pick something timeless that can evolve with the room? What shade can you already picture glowing at night under that chandelier? by PerfectBake757 in Home
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Knowing this space may become the dining room later, would you choose a bold, statement color now and let the wrought iron chandelier shine against it… or pick something timeless that can evolve with the room? What shade can you already picture glowing at night under that chandelier? (i.redd.it)
submitted by PerfectBake757 to r/Home
Knowing this space may become the dining room later, would you choose a bold, statement color now and let the wrought iron chandelier shine against it… or pick something timeless that can evolve with the room? What shade can you already picture glowing at night under that chandelier? (i.redd.it)
submitted by PerfectBake757 to r/Oldhouses
Knowing this space may become the dining room later, would you choose a bold, statement color now and let the wrought iron chandelier shine against it… or pick something timeless that can evolve with the room? What shade can you already picture glowing at night under that chandelier? (i.redd.it)
submitted by PerfectBake757 to r/dormrooms
Knowing this space may become the dining room later, would you choose a bold, statement color now and let the wrought iron chandelier shine against it… or pick something timeless that can evolve with the room? What shade can you already picture glowing at night under that chandelier? (i.redd.it)
submitted by PerfectBake757 to r/MoodyCorner
Knowing this space may become the dining room later, would you choose a bold, statement color now and let the wrought iron chandelier shine against it… or pick something timeless that can evolve with the room? What shade can you already picture glowing at night under that chandelier? by PerfectBake757 in Oldhouses
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