SYH: 1225
just showing the bypass doors here that we have drawn for the foyer side of the half wall.
how about this! over island
redwood (?), limestone, medium gray & black
redwood (?), limestone, medium gray & black
Limestone with gray siding with black window trim.
This one is more of a seal pup gray. Has a brown undertone with matching windows.
David Baker's house. Limestone with tan windows and siding that practically melt into the limestone as it matches the dominant hue.
Limestone with blue siding and brown trim
Limestone with black and tan
Ignore trashcans, this is slate blue trim on this limestone house. Matches the tones in the roof
Limestone with brown and brown.
blue-green-gray with limestone and black windows
Limestone - gray and black (ignore roof color)
stainless hood extending to vaulted ceiling
stainless hood extending to vaulted ceiling
foyer light existing
possible over island
possible over dining table
over island option
maybe, the 52"
perhaps for over island
Is this your friend's light? Big Bang by Foscarini. $1361 at Ylighting. Not necessarily endorsing but ran across it in a catalog this afternoon so thought if you were curious. :)
a nice (and affordable) trio for over the island - not available
52" Minka Air
maybe, on side and back of fireplace
muuto ambit wall lamp
I love Andrew Neyer's and this swing dome wall light rocks. I know. You don't think you like sconces. :) But we have to figure out how to light the island.
just ran across this stool from lumens that might work for you
just simple directable light on the back and side of the fireplace might do the trick too
on fireplace to light up island...?
hm. maybe a sconce or two on the back and side of the fireplace could replace the pendant over the island. I know you are pendant-averse. :)
a trio of beat lights would do the trick over the island - though I'm not sure you were digging that idea
option by piano
You mentioned on one of the houzz photos that you didn't like the lights going down the stairs. I have seen that kind of thing installed and it's really pretty great. Just circling back to this here to make sure I understood and that you're sure it's not something you'd like to consider (it's very cuttable for cost certainly, but super nice to have if you can).
Mesabi Black counter (granite)
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