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Great deal! I looked at this one too when considering options for a replacement light at our cottage a couple months back, but it extended too far for our use. If anyone needs a true flush mount in a retro/farmhouse style, we ended up getting this one[amazon.com]. Very pleased with the look, feel and finish. Not the same price as this deal of course.
This is one of the ugliest light fixtures I've ever seen. It's like they took random pieces out of the parts bin and glued them together without any purpose or design sensibility. Good lord, what were they thinking? 😝
You just don't like Farm House antique style. I am curious to your style though....Snap a pic of what you like.
This is one of the ugliest light fixtures I've ever seen. It's like they took random pieces out of the parts bin and glued them together without any purpose or design sensibility. Good lord, what were they thinking? 😝
Erm...I'm not debating whether it is or is not an aesthetically pleasing fixture, but the creator clearly had design sensibility. It has agreeable symmetry, fits current style trends, and not much is wasted. Hate it all you want, but at least either stick to subjective reasons (taste) or accurate objective ones (e.g., the fact that this will only adhere to its own aesthetic if using piteously dim bulbs).
The the latter is my only real issue with it. Edison bulbs look cool and all, but they are useless in terms of actual light, unless you have dozens hanging on a string in an area where being able to readily discern things is not necessarily.
The the latter is my only real issue with it. Edison bulbs look cool and all, but they are useless in terms of actual light, unless you have dozens hanging on a string in an area where being able to readily discern things is not necessarily.
I don't really understand hate for Edison bulbs. It's just a style, and a perfectly fitting one for a fixture design like this. Why not get better Edison bulbs? They're not all useless and dim. Pretty big selection of 800+ lumen ones at both the blue and orange home improvement stores.
This is one of the ugliest light fixtures I've ever seen. It's like they took random pieces out of the parts bin and glued them together without any purpose or design sensibility. Good lord, what were they thinking? 😝
Let me guess. You have ceiling titty's all over your house.
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You just don't like Farm House antique style. I am curious to your style though....Snap a pic of what you like.
Clearly you've never been in a farmhouse...or seen an antique. Did you just pick a couple of random words out of the air to describe this fixture's "style"? Trust me, "farmhouse antique" it is not. 🤣
Erm...I'm not debating whether it is or is not an aesthetically pleasing fixture, but the creator clearly had design sensibility. It has agreeable symmetry, fits current style trends, and not much is wasted. Hate it all you want, but at least either stick to subjective reasons (taste) or accurate objective ones (e.g., the fact that this will only adhere to its own aesthetic if using piteously dim bulbs).
The the latter is my only real issue with it. Edison bulbs look cool and all, but they are useless in terms of actual light, unless you have dozens hanging on a string in an area where being able to readily discern things is not necessarily.
You don't have to use Edison bulbs.
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Let me guess. You have ceiling titty's all over your house.
I have ceiling titties all over my house and the titties block like 60% of the light. Not my choice, but it is what it is. Been wanting to replace them for a while. I am patient for a good light fixture. This one looks okay, but I don't think it is a good replacement unfortunately. Price seems okay.
This is one of the ugliest light fixtures I've ever seen. It's like they took random pieces out of the parts bin and glued them together without any purpose or design sensibility. Good lord, what were they thinking? 😝
I bet you have brass plating in at least one room of your house
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We popped in these bulbs [amazon.com].
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You just don't like Farm House antique style. I am curious to your style though....Snap a pic of what you like.
The the latter is my only real issue with it. Edison bulbs look cool and all, but they are useless in terms of actual light, unless you have dozens hanging on a string in an area where being able to readily discern things is not necessarily.
The the latter is my only real issue with it. Edison bulbs look cool and all, but they are useless in terms of actual light, unless you have dozens hanging on a string in an area where being able to readily discern things is not necessarily.
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That said, you can pop in any Edison style LED at any color point you want.
Light fixtures with exposed bulbs need to go away with the sliding interior "barn" doors.
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