You buy expensive open-fixture pendants only to ruin them with standard A19 bulbs that look too small. Your customers complain about glare from exposed light
You stock standard round bulbs and they sell for pennies. You try exotic shapes and they sit on the shelf gathering dust. You need a
You love the vintage aesthetic, but your clients complain that the rooms are too dark. You try to install amber bulbs in a kitchen, but
You select a "Vintage" bulb for a project, expecting a cozy, golden glow. But when you install it, the light is pale, the glass looks
Customers are fatigued by the cold, sterile light of modern offices. They are desperate to bring warmth back into their homes, eateries, and hotels. If
You walk into a hardware store looking for that vintage charm. You buy a box labeled "Vintage Style." But when you turn it on, it
You spend weeks sourcing the perfect rusted iron pipes, heavy concrete bases, and vintage fabric cables. But when you turn the lamp on, the magic
You see scrap metal, old wood, and empty bottles as trash. But your competitors see them as high-margin "vintage" inventory. You are missing a massive
You walk into a gallery or a high-end boutique hotel. You expect to see paintings illuminated by spotlights, but instead, you see a cascading sculpture
You have invested thousands of dollars in developing intricate, spiral filament designs. You take a photo to send to a catalog or put on Instagram,
You have seen it happen. You install a massive, expensive chandelier with built-in LED strips, and two years later, one section fails, forcing you to
You browse high-end design stores and see stunning, unique light fixtures, but the price tags are astronomical. You have a vision for a perfect centerpiece,
