French Quarter-Inspired Kitchen

Wrought-iron, faux brick and fleur de lis accents bring the French Quarter to a plain, white kitchen.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionThis suspended light box covers the existing fluorescent light but doesn't involve any rewiring.
Suspended within the box is a French Quarter-style wrought-iron grille that hangs from the ceiling by chains. The box has trim pieces in the corners that are attached with hook-and-loop fasteners so that the homeowners can remove the light box to change the bulb.

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