The Lamp Shop

What a refreshing departure from the big-​box home stores where everything looks the same. This place even has gorgeous ceiling fans which I think are, in general, very ugly. We went in for a lamp shade because our near-​antique status floor lamp had the kind of attachment you can’t find at Target, Home Depot, Lowe’s, etc. Lo & behold they had shades that fit of all shapes & patterned rice paper shades «Made in America». Stunning. Did we pay more? Yes, but just a bit. & we saved costs by not having to buy new hardware to attach the more common methods. Then we started looking at light fixtures & OMG, they carry the trends but what they carry is a whole cut above what you see elsewhere. I woke up thinking about the Italian pendant lights we saw yesterday. This is where many of those Parade of Homes builders go. Interior lights, exterior lights, even some bathroom sinks. And they were so informative, both about aesthetics & function. So, before you shell out your $ at a big-​box store, swing by here just to make sure you’re getting the most.

Tired of the made-​in-​China CRAP at big box stores? Stop in and look around!
C’mon, you have a lamp that works but is kinda tired-​looking. Or you bought one at a garage sale but the shade is broken or missing. Or you’re a slumlord and one of your tenants left lamps behind with really disgusting shades. You need to visit this shop.
All kinds of shades and lamp accessories, including specialty bulbs and accessories. The «staff» is all family; the young lady who helped us was perhaps 19 yet extremely knowledgeable and helpful.