Do the pink shades make the room kind of pink or do you not even notice a pink glow?
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My baby's room does glow slightly pink but I also have pink curtains so that may affect it too
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we installed this for a customer of ours and we didn't see a pink glow... very pretty :)
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Absolutely Love this Chandelier! I Purchased it for my Grandaughter 's nursery! I notice No Pink Glow ! It Makes the Room!! Adorable !!
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No you don't notice the pink because it's white on the inside. I can tell you this is a gorgeous chandelier and well made, I brought it for my granddaughters nursery.
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Generally I thought they were good with the glow intensity. Obviously the lighter colors were a little brighter than the dark colors. They were easy to activate also. I think all worked when activated since I have read some reports of a percent that didn't activate.
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Not really it is even a little more pink than coral. I use another cover over it that has a pinkish tint to it and has sparkles in it as my second coat and I get lots of compliments on it. I have not found any of the colors to have a shimmer to them they are all just like a color polish but they are shiny after you put your clear coat over it.
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They are the exact color that you see... light pink inside and a bright pink (not fuchsia) on the outside
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The lamp shade is big, so measure it out carefully. The the lamp shade is not pink. It is a cream color, I was a little disappointed wanting it with a least a hint of pink. However it is gorgeous, the glass beads drape 5 inches from the bottom edge of the shade. Hope to shine some light on the matter, Sandra
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I have pink, green, and orange. They are all much lighter in color than the pictures suggest.
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A faint, just a glow amber color. I installed in bedroom and bath, very nice.
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I had mixed results on glass. The pink seemed to perform the best, however all the colors pulled together into small blobs of color as they dried. I can still make out the writing under black light, but it's spotty. These aren't going to give a nice, stained-glass look if that's what you're looking for...
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Hi! I have these in a room with vanilla-colored walls, so it might influence my answer, but I have found they don't give a cold hospital light. I hope this helps!
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It really isn't noticeable. I really like these. I have 2 sets in my bedroom 1 in the spare room and 1 in the kitchen. I'm thinking about getting 2 more for my living room.
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Not exactly the same. For me, virtually all of them turn pink to mauve, the darker ones being the darkest. I enjoy them all but the green and yellow are my favorites. I've been buying them for probably 10 years, having gotten them originally from QVC but now buy them on Amazon because the price is right!
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I might add that they are bright enough that if you have a seating area that is below cabinet height (my living room is next to the kitchen), looking directly at the bulbs may not be comfortable. I put mine in a track with a plastic cover to make them look more decorative and to soften the light from the individual bulbs. If you never get below cabinet height, it isn't an issue though. To me they are bright enough to work on the counter (as long as ambient kitchen light is available) at maximum setting, but they aren't halogen bright for sure. At their dimmest they make a soft night light for late night runs to the kitchen. I might add that they are bright enough that if you have a seating area that is below cabinet height (my living room is next to the kitchen), looking directly at the bulbs may not be comfortable. I put mine in a track with a plastic cover to make them look more decorative and to soften the light from the individual bulbs. If you never get below cabinet height, it isn't an issue though. To me they are bright enough to work on the counter (as long as ambient kitchen light is available) at maximum setting, but they aren't halogen bright for sure. At their dimmest they make a soft night light... » Read More I might add that they are bright enough that if you have a seating area that is below cabinet height (my living room is next to the kitchen), looking directly at the bulbs may not be comfortable. I put mine in a track with a plastic cover to make them look more decorative and to soften the light from the individual bulbs. If you never get below cabinet height, it isn't an issue though. To me they are bright enough to work on the counter (as long as ambient kitchen light is available) at maximum setting, but they aren't halogen bright for sure. At their dimmest they make a soft night light for late night runs to the kitchen. « Show Less
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I would say it is a "warm white light". The glass of the Tulip is not closed enough to produce or cause an aura of a pink light, but it does appear pink when looking at it. It is quite pretty.
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Mine aren't near as bright as the photo. More deep purple. But I love them. If they haven't expired I'm sure they are ok. It's suggested to buy local or enough to get you through the hot months. They may have gotten a bit hot in shipping this time of year. But no, I do not have any fun bright pink ones. Never have :)
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I have two of them and just love them. The color depends on your light in the room. Most of the time, mine look more black. If the sun hits them directly, they look a bit more brown. Hope this helps. Susie
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They are yellow, or a very warm white. They do not appear pink. The fabric is white, and the LED is a warm yellow, so the overall effect in the daytime is white and at night is yellow-ish.
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No....there is no reason for a pink shade. The purple shade matches the purple acrylic "gemstone" on the post.