In 2020 we purchased a nearly 100 year old Tudor home and started renovating it in 2021. In November 2022, we moved into the home. This post shares details of most of the lighting in our new-to-us home.
In November 2022, we moved into the nearly 100-year-old Tudor style home that we purchased with the intention of restoring in August 2020. At the time, Marie was just 4 months old and it “wasn’t the right time” to buy this home, but the opportunity was amazing. I’ve posted some of the renovation process on social media and I’ve received numerous questions about sources for specific selections, such as lighting. Thankfully, we were able to keep two original light fixtures and find many new light fixtures that coordinate with the traditional style of the original lights. I’ve linked most of the lights throughout the house.
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Darlene Medium Fancy Lantern in Gilded Iron
Flea Market Lantern in Gilded Iron
Fluted Horn Single Sconce in Brass
Paris Flea Market Small Flush Mount in Antique Burnished Brass
Piedmont 4-Light Lantern in Antique Bronze (it looks black)
Scallop Daisy Shade Sconce in Antique Brass
Ellery Gros-Grain Bow Small Sconce in Soft Brass
Lucia Medium Tail Sconce in White and Crystal
Vendome Single Sconce in Hand-Rubbed Antique Brass
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