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Small spaces come with a plethora of challenges. A challenge I didn’t think of was space for lighting. Even though our dining room and living room has been opened up into a “great room,” it’s still a great room in a 50’s rancher. I’ve been thinking that instead of putting lamps on either side of the sofa on side tables, I would install sconces above the sofa, thus saving precious space on our small side tables.
Here are some ideas I’ve found:
via KC Interiors
via KC Interiors
