Can the shades be turned so as to illuminate art placed over maybe your sofa?
469404
Yes, the brass shades can be fully rotated full circle very easily by hand-loosening a tension nut at the base of each light bulb receptacle.
469405
The company gave me no response . . . I never did receive the lamp. Cancelled the order after several weeks of waiting.
469406
Yes, you can bend and shape the 5 arms the way that you wish just be careful not to bend them to kink them and the shades on top can be twisted sideways or whatever you wish to do plus each shade has slots in the top where the light comes out. Hope that this helps. I do love my lamp.
469407
Each of the shades can be completely turned so that the light can shine off to a side (like a wall) or even onto the ceiling. The bulbs and the arms are fixed, however.
2215136
You probably could. It would depend on the size of the figurine, so try it. I've used my to uplight objects and am very happy with them.
119726
I wouldn't it's not really made for that. I don't think the lamp shade would turn all the way for that ;) .... But it is a great lamp
447774
The plastic is very thin and flexible. If they are used in addition to another layer of glass or plastic, yes, you could add this layer. By itself, these panels are not stong enough for a skylight.
1968841
You could, but they face out. The are intended to light up the edge of the road and around corners. The have a slight angle to the glass face.
86304
No, not by a long stretch! I use them as a light above my paintings. They are attractive, but for my purpose, I need to constantly replace the batteries.
1332314
yes you could, but the lamp has three individual "bulbs" if your not high enough they may not light the whole work area evenly...
1481767
I own these lamps and have them mounted as pictures which gives it a nice contemporary look. You could mount them upside down as well. Everything is screwed in.
2043385
Don't think so. On my fan these are held in by three screws, sort of like your Xmas tree stand. They are great shades, though. They let the light shine through.
175817
I have in my store window. Too subtle for what you need. I suggest a bankers lamp.
591619
Sort of. You can swivel the shade a little, but not fully enough so that the bulb is not seen if you are within about 15 feet or so of the wall. We have had the light for several months and this hasn't bothered us at all. If you really don't want o see the bulb at all you could probably bend (very very carefully) the arm.
710258
yes you can or you can bend the light also. Hope this will help answer your question.
2253239
Yes you can change the lamp shade, I did to match the decor. I got it because it was the size and it hung on the wall.
353819
Yes, I believe you should be able to do that. Make sure you do it inside a box or in a closed place so no other light source can interfere.
1168818
use a candelabra bulb, the picture makes it look like it has a shade over it but it doesnt. i hung it in my bedroom over my bed just for soft lighting.
1156418
We put large globe shaped 110W bulbs in them because we liked the look. They could take LEDs or compact fluorescent, but the bulb might be way up in the neck. If i were using a small bulb i would probably use an extension to get it down to the edge of the shade. They are nice shades.
505178
You absolutely need the mini shades for the intended look as designed. Need to bear in mind the tiny bulbs are mostly for a decorative effect and not for providing any meaningful illumination.