covet.

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i saw this photograph of magazine editor magazine Darcy Miller Nussbaum’s dining room nook in architectural digest, and was quite taken with this gallery arrangement of family photographs — not to mention that is one stunning light fixture! what i think i really like, is the juxtiposition of the very fancy chandelier with that of the simple box frames. it creates... 
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vintage finds for a modern world: edison bulbs.

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so last week i shared these amazing bulbs and vintage fixtures etsy shop trampoline put together. and this week, i went out and got some edison, or often called filament bulbs for myself. i had a couple of vintage bedside lamps hanging around with some sad looking shades on them, so i threw off the shades and let them run bare! i love the way they look! they sit upon my vintage... 
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into orbit.

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i have finally, finally hung my patrick townsend white orbit chandelier. i’ve only had this collecting dust in my garage for, oh, a year or so. i loved this pendant lamp at first site when i saw it hanging in the curiosity shoppe — but for some reason i just couldn’t pull the trigger on whether i should hard wire it to the ceiling, or hang it with the cord... 
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covet.

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i covet lighting. much like the chairs i collect, i can never have too many lighting fixtures either. and just recently, MCMF turned me on to these amazing edison light blubs — they’re vintage-inspired and they make lighting things up just that much cooler. here’s some lighting i’m coveting right now. trampoline has some great vintage light fixtures... 
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modernica plays santa – george nelson giveaway.

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oooh, this is one good giveaway! modernica is playing santa this season and hosting a sponsored giveaway for sfgirlbybay readers! modernica is the licensed distributor of george nelson bubble lamps, and they are giving one away one beautiful mid-century modern bubble pendant lamp to one happy reader! NOTE: COMMENTS ARE NOW CLOSED. we’ll announce the winner next week!... 
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