Copper Lights -- help me shop!

novella1186

You knotties are super helpful with shopping, so how about this one:

We're replacing the light fixtures in our new house and for some reason I've always been obsessed with copper. 

We need something for the dining room (doesn't need to be fancy) and a long hanging pendant light for the stairwell/entryway. H and I both like more simple designs. 

We already checked the local hardware stores (Lowe's, Home Depot) and didn't really find much. Now I've been on Wayfair all day and I'm still not finding anything too great. Where would you go to find copper light fixtures? 

julieanne912

How about Rejuvenation?  wwww.rejuvenation.com  

Not cheap, but they probably have what you're looking for.

julieanne912

Also Schoolhouse Electric  http://www.schoolhouseelectric.com/  

novella1186

julieanne912 said:

How about Rejuvenation?  wwww.rejuvenation.com  

Not cheap, but they probably have what you're looking for.

julieanne912 said:

Also Schoolhouse Electric  http://www.schoolhouseelectric.com/  

Wow thank you for these!  I already love both sites! 

julieanne912

novella1186 said:

julieanne912 said:

How about Rejuvenation?  wwww.rejuvenation.com  

Not cheap, but they probably have what you're looking for.

julieanne912 said:

Also Schoolhouse Electric  http://www.schoolhouseelectric.com/  

Wow thank you for these!  I already love both sites! 

I know, aren't they fun?  I used Rejuvenation to do a couple of the lights in my old condo in Chicago, which was a 1920s building rehab.  It was a tiny place that only required that I buy like 5 light fixtures total, so I could afford to splurge on them.  

novella1186

julieanne912 said:

novella1186 said:

julieanne912 said:

How about Rejuvenation?  wwww.rejuvenation.com  

Not cheap, but they probably have what you're looking for.

julieanne912 said:

Also Schoolhouse Electric  http://www.schoolhouseelectric.com/  

Wow thank you for these!  I already love both sites! 

I know, aren't they fun?  I used Rejuvenation to do a couple of the lights in my old condo in Chicago, which was a 1920s building rehab.  It was a tiny place that only required that I buy like 5 light fixtures total, so I could afford to splurge on them.  

I won't be getting much work done this afternoon  

teddygirl9

https://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod60329&categoryId=search

Still not cheap, but they do have sales for 10-20% off pretty often.

novella1186

teddygirl9 said:

https://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod60329&categoryId=search

Still not cheap, but they do have sales for 10-20% off pretty often.

Ooh that is beautiful! It's not too expensive compared to some stuff I've seen. I liked one light that-- of course-- ended up being like $3,000. That's a bit out of our budget lol. Thanks for the sale info! 

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Check out West Elm and World Market online too!

novella1186

AlisonM23 said:

Check out West Elm and World Market online too!

I hadn't even thought of that. Thanks! See, this is why I ask the knotties  

jenna8984

Bookmarking the hell out of this. We just moved in as well and I can't stand the dining room brass chandelier.

emmaaa

You could always find a cheap light/chandelier that you like the style of and then spray paint it with metallic copper paint if you want to be thrifty. DH and I have a light that i like the style of but it's black and that isn't our style so I used some bronze-ish spray paint and it looked good.

novella1186

emmaaa said:

You could always find a cheap light/chandelier that you like the style of a spray paint it with metallic copper paint if you want to be thrifty. DH and I have a light that i like the style of but it's black and that isn't our style so I used some bronze-ish spray paint and it looked good.

That's such a good idea. Thanks!