Mason Jars
So this mason jar light actually came about as a recommendation from my dear mother. So mom, you may think I never listen to you but now you see I sometimes do
Anyhow she said that she wasn't too fond of my mason jar rope light, she said I needed something a bit more delicate. And so here is my new minimalist mason jar desk lamp or night light or romantic dinner light: a classic and simple design that emphasizes the natural shape and feel of the iconic Ball Jar mason jar with a nice warm 25 watt mini frosted globe bulb inside (included!) nestled in a simple porcelain lamp socket. A vintage style gold cord with a white inline switch adorns the lamp and is held in place by a length of one of my favorite materials: manila cord.
Again I do feel obliged to add that these would probably make great wedding decor (again my manliness just took a hit there : ) ) or even great dating decor (is there such a category?) or especially great dinner party decor (all you ladies know what I mean (did I really just say that? and am I using two separate sets of parentheses? I need to go to sleep : ) ) ) and they look pretty darn cool in multiples (of course as the shop owner me saying "they look great in multiples" could seem like a silly sales tactic but I assure you that my motives are pure and they really do look great in multiples).
Rustic Lighting
So this mason jar light actually came about as a recommendation from my dear mother. So mom, you may think I never listen to you but now you see I sometimes do
Anyhow she said that she wasn't too fond of my mason jar rope light, she said I needed something a bit more delicate. And so here is my new minimalist mason jar desk lamp or night light or romantic dinner light: a classic and simple design that emphasizes the natural shape and feel of the iconic Ball Jar mason jar with a nice warm 25 watt mini frosted globe bulb inside (included!) nestled in a simple porcelain lamp socket. A vintage style gold cord with a white inline switch adorns the lamp and is held in place by a length of one of my favorite materials: manila cord.
Again I do feel obliged to add that these would probably make great wedding decor (again my manliness just took a hit there : ) ) or even great dating decor (is there such a category?) or especially great dinner party decor (all you ladies know what I mean (did I really just say that? and am I using two separate sets of parentheses? I need to go to sleep : ) ) ) and they look pretty darn cool in multiples (of course as the shop owner me saying "they look great in multiples" could seem like a silly sales tactic but I assure you that my motives are pure and they really do look great in multiples).
Industrial Lighting
So this mason jar light actually came about as a recommendation from my dear mother. So mom, you may think I never listen to you but now you see I sometimes do
Anyhow she said that she wasn't too fond of my mason jar rope light, she said I needed something a bit more delicate. And so here is my new minimalist mason jar desk lamp or night light or romantic dinner light: a classic and simple design that emphasizes the natural shape and feel of the iconic Ball Jar mason jar with a nice warm 25 watt mini frosted globe bulb inside (included!) nestled in a simple porcelain lamp socket. A vintage style gold cord with a white inline switch adorns the lamp and is held in place by a length of one of my favorite materials: manila cord.
Again I do feel obliged to add that these would probably make great wedding decor (again my manliness just took a hit there : ) ) or even great dating decor (is there such a category?) or especially great dinner party decor (all you ladies know what I mean (did I really just say that? and am I using two separate sets of parentheses? I need to go to sleep : ) ) ) and they look pretty darn cool in multiples (of course as the shop owner me saying "they look great in multiples" could seem like a silly sales tactic but I assure you that my motives are pure and they really do look great in multiples).
Hanging Lights
So this mason jar light actually came about as a recommendation from my dear mother. So mom, you may think I never listen to you but now you see I sometimes do
Anyhow she said that she wasn't too fond of my mason jar rope light, she said I needed something a bit more delicate. And so here is my new minimalist mason jar desk lamp or night light or romantic dinner light: a classic and simple design that emphasizes the natural shape and feel of the iconic Ball Jar mason jar with a nice warm 25 watt mini frosted globe bulb inside (included!) nestled in a simple porcelain lamp socket. A vintage style gold cord with a white inline switch adorns the lamp and is held in place by a length of one of my favorite materials: manila cord.
Again I do feel obliged to add that these would probably make great wedding decor (again my manliness just took a hit there : ) ) or even great dating decor (is there such a category?) or especially great dinner party decor (all you ladies know what I mean (did I really just say that? and am I using two separate sets of parentheses? I need to go to sleep : ) ) ) and they look pretty darn cool in multiples (of course as the shop owner me saying "they look great in multiples" could seem like a silly sales tactic but I assure you that my motives are pure and they really do look great in multiples).
So in a nutshell my name is Luke – I am the owner, lamp builder, label maker, supplies buyer, customer service representative, call center operator, lamp repairer, light finder, and delivery man of Luke Lamp Co., a company I started during the summer of 2011 when – through my extensive thrift shopping and tag sale scavenging I undertook as part of my family's yearly New Hampshire trip – I decided there is way too much cool old lighting out there left lonely and nonfunctional in cardboard boxes and street corners and so I must take it upon myself to give new life to what I can.
