gold reflection shows
after a week, the gold wings reflect onto my wall more than i expected
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after a week, the gold wings reflect onto my wall more than i expected
A few nights on my bedside table and I’m still noticing the flowers in the glass before I notice the light. The frosted finish keeps it gentle, and the warm LED is much nicer than the harsher lamp I had there before. I chose it mostly for the magnolia and orchid shapes, and they look even better when the room is dark. It’s not bright enough for reading small print, but that wasn’t really the point for me. It makes the corner feel calm.
after four nights, i like the linen shade glow but my switch feels plasticky
reaching for my keys, the gold wings made my bedside glow soft
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