Sitting room style
Linda Robertson
vor 7 Jahren
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Hi, I'm hoping that the houzz community can help me. I am restyling my sitting room. It is a small area of approx 9x5 meters. I have purchased 2 Eichholtz tables, and a chrome floor lamp, with chrome shade. The thing is that, I am now stuck, regarding what other pieces to add to the mix. I don't want to add any more chrome, as the area is so small, and I don't want to overdo it. I don't even know how you would describe this style, so I don't know what to search. I do like a bit of shabby chic, but don't think that this would be a good fit, (or am I wrong?). I'm happy to spend a bit of money, but I can't afford to make any mistakes. I'd really appreciate any advice. (See photo's attached of tables, and ceiling lights, I can't get a good photo of the floor lamp, but have attached a photo of a similar one, plus a photo of my mercury glass table lamp). Thanks houzzers.
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