Because, like most of the things in this room–it’s gone now. Thank goodness. Our new light fixture for the studio arrived while I was gone last week. And although our weekend was short before Chris’s next work trip (this month is jam-packed with traveling engagements. boo.), we did squeeze in 30 minutes to get it installed.
At the beginning of May, we let you readers vote on which fixture you would like to see in the studio and after 500 votes, #5 barely held the lead. In fact, I just peeked again and #4 is ahead by 2 votes. There won’t be any exchanging–I’m too in love now, and I have a feeling you’ll agree once you see how it looks.
Chris has installed a lot of fixtures in our home, so I wasn’t too worried about how we were going to pull this one off. I mainly just stood by and snapped photos. There was a time when I had to hold the fixture above my head for several minutes while he secured wires and such. It was painful.
I was glad to go back to standing by and crossing my fingers the new fixture would completely cover the area the old one did. No one likes to break out the paint again, amiright?
After staring at a technical drawing for a few minutes (I love those) and a few more minutes (like 30ish) later…
Chris had it hung and the electricity back on.
It really is perfect for the room…that has become a little bit of a construction zone as of late. Here’s hoping I can get that cleaned up and move some furniture in today!
Anyone else hang a new fixture lately? Or maybe just fall in love with one? Are you regretting your vote? If so, stop right now. :)
That fixture is gorgeous! And looks amazing in the room. Great pick!
love your style! found you via YHL. I added you to my favorites bar! :D i love that you painted the plywood floor! i wanted to do that while we waited to get carpet but didn’t. it looks cool! love the curtains too!
Would you ever consider painting the drapery rod silver? I feel like it competes, or feels weird with the silver lint fixture up there now… But maybe it doesn’t in real life :)
Not weird in real life. I promise. It also helps that my studio desk has black legs so I think that will really tie things together. Good thinking though!
That light is baller. That’s right. BALLER. Totally makes sense. I am so in love with this room. I want to see it in person!