I have this strange and long held fascination with incandescent light bulbs, I know they’re far less energy efficient that their LED counterparts but for some lighting applications, they just make so much sense.
This steampunk chandelier by The Milton Douglas Lamp Co. is the perfect light fitting for a garage, man-room, shed, bar or basement laboratory. In fact it kind of makes me want to open a bar just so I’d have somewhere to hang it.
Check it out here for $349.95 USD via The Milton Douglas Lamp Co.
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