Will a Tuscan Chandelier look melodic beside my Chippendale furniture?
I saw a chandelier at Home Depot that was Tuscan. The rod iron be brown with a dust of yellow. It's a formal chandelier and my furniture is formal, but I of late need a "it's okay to mix" this beside your furniture? This chandelier would be in my split entry foyer. I'd speak about anyone who asked me it's okay, but I am very anal nearly my decorating.
Answers: As long as the furniture and the chandelier are similar contained by style and level of formality you should hold no problem. I would also recommend that the background color (i.e. your walls) be lighter than the chandelier to produce vivid contrast. This can also be done between table and chandelier but is more difficult to determine without professional aid (you didn't link to the chandelier or the furniture).
Also check out www.howtobuylighting.org, its an online guide for sizing and other issues almost lighting
It's ok to mix.
It is imperative to mix, actually, or your home will wrap up up looking like a furniture store display. And, formal near formal is always within style.
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