💡 Dimmable Vintage Pendant Light by TORCHSTAR with Filament Design Review

Table lamp with shade for side table. What could be bad? On the negative side, when the lamp is on a low table and a (normal) lightbulb is on, looking at the lamp from above can be awkward as the light comes from above. These lightbulbs solved that problem. They still emit bright light to the side and downwards, making them perfect for sitting around and reading, for example. However, the light does not shine, so the irritation is gone.

Lighting should enhance, define and tame your space, as opposed to a "work light" that illuminates the entire space. Three 7W silver cup lamps above the medicine cabinet reflect, diffuse and soften the light from the nickel plated fixture and particularly the wall. The lamp by THD is now partly occupied by light bulbs, which ensure a pleasant and high-quality light in the bathroom. I added a black metal lampshade bought on Ebay to the central light. Usually silver bowls or semi-chromed lamps…

I tried 100 watt equivalent LED bulbs in a pair of pendant lights where I normally use 60 watt bulbs but they were blindingly bright. I wanted 100-watt semi-chrome bulbs, but dimmable ones weren't available, so I went with these 75-watt equivalents. I knew without the semi-chrome finish they wouldn't be as bright as the 75-watt models, and that's the case here. I was hoping to brighten my room, but they are about the same brightness as a standard 60 watt incandescent bulb (non-chrome, non-LED).

Lighting should enhance, define and tame your space, as opposed to a 'work light' that illuminates the entire space. , diffuse and soften the light of the nickel-plated lamp and especially the wall. The lamp by THD is now partly occupied by light bulbs, which ensure a pleasant and high-quality light in the bathroom. I added a black metal lampshade bought on Ebay to the central light. Usually silver bowls or semi-chromed lamps are used in ceiling lights with reflectors on top, but they also look

I tried 100w LED bulbs in a pair of pendant lights where I normally use 60w bulbs but they were blindingly bright. I wanted 100w semi-chrome bulbs but dimmable ones weren't available , so I settled on those 75-watt equivalents. I knew without the semi-chrome finish they wouldn't be as bright as the 75-watt models, and that's the case here. I was hoping to brighten my room, but they are about the same brightness as a standard 60 watt incandescent bulb (non-chrome, non-LED). The semi-chrome is…