🏺 Décor Therapy CH1910 Michael Milk Glass Ceiling Light: Antique Brass Semi Flush Mount for Chic Décor Review

Love this light! I wanted something modern and interesting, but it was a semi-recessed mount. It checked all of these fields. Plus a brass finish that matched all of my gear. One of the globes had a slight glass imperfection, but other than that I'm happy with it.

We have had problems ordering lights from Revain where they are difficult to install and require an unusual type of bulb. This installed in 30 minutes and uses regular lightbulbs that we already had around the house. It looks great in my entryway and better than the crappy LED I had before.

I needed a fixture under $100 with at least three bulbs that looked both classic and modern. It was the only light that came close to all of these requirements. It's personally better than I thought. Glass lampshades emit a nice warm light when lit. It only came in gold but I wanted it to be black so I just spray painted it. It looks great in both gold and black.

I bought two of these lights for the front and back entrance as my builder advised me to get a three bulb light to provide enough light for these areas. This light is so beautiful and bright with regular 60 watt bulbs. It is modern yet stylish and has an early 20th century frosted glass hue. I noticed that it was easy to install, but the people who built my house did it, so I'm really not sure if they had any problems, but I've never heard of any problems.

I liked the simple style, the antique brass color and the white glass lampshades. I personally don't like looking at bare lightbulbs and it hurts my eyes. I also don't like using Edison bulbs in the main light because they don't provide enough light in the work areas. Unfortunately, it's hard to find something nice that doesn't have bare or dimly lit Edison bulbs and doesn't cost hundreds to thousands of dollars, so I was glad to find this. I'm renovating my laundry room and it's half done. The