You’ve seen the photos on Instagram and Pinterest: beautiful, tiny green gardens sealed inside glass light bulbs, glowing warmly on a shelf. It looks magical,
You walk into a trendy coffee shop or a boutique hotel, and you see them everywhere: heavy iron pipes twisted into strange shapes, glowing with
You are bored with the generic lighting fixtures sold at big-box hardware stores. You want something unique, industrial, or rustic that reflects your personality, but
You spent good money on a designer LED filament bulb. One day, it flickers and dies long before its promised 25,000-hour lifespan. You look at
You look up at your expensive vintage chandelier and see a layer of gray dust coating the glass. It looks terrible. You grab a wet
You have just upgraded your home with the latest WiFi-enabled smart dimmers. You spent hours wiring them in. You eagerly screw in your beautiful, vintage-style
You buy ten vintage light bulbs for your new chandelier. You screw them in. You switch them on. Disaster strikes. Five bulbs glow like a
You have seen them at rustic weddings, in trendy cafes, and on Pinterest boards. The humble Mason jar, once used for pickling cucumbers, has become
You spend thousands on patio furniture and landscaping, but at night, your backyard looks like a black hole. You hang cheap Christmas fairy lights, and
You spend hours picking the perfect pendant lights for the ceiling, but you leave the walls empty or—worse—cover them with boring plastic fixtures. You are
You buy an expensive vintage LED bulb, put it in your old table lamp, and throw a thick linen shade over it. Congratulations, you just
You hang a single bulb from the ceiling and expect it to look like a trendy coffee shop, but instead, it looks like an unfinished
