Kitchen island light - Help please

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  1. neK

    neK Well-Known Member

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    That’s just unpainted mdf.
    It will be painted to match the walls, and the cornice painted in white as per ceiling.
     
    neK, 24th Mar, 2019
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    Nothing pulled / connected yet. Just got hooks screwed on to ceiling from the lights i previously tried out (see pic in first post).
     
    neK, 24th Mar, 2019
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    The first more glassy one for me.
     
    Westminster, 24th Mar, 2019
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    I like the first one too.
    I don't like any darker coverings. Why block the light?
    I also prefer lights to be closer to the ceiling. I guess that's a personal preference.

    Ten years back, we got our whole house lightings from the 'Lighting Town - Auburn'. On your left after passing the Harvey Norman when you drive westbound. I still go there for all my needs. Not the top quality but decent price.
     
    devank, 24th Mar, 2019
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  5. Gavin Ng

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    Went for the duck egg blue cliche for the hamptons style kitchen lol

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    Gavin Ng, 26th Jul, 2019
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    Archaon, 26th Jul, 2019
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