Elegance Lamps Blog
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The Art of Handstrung Beads
This blog post explores the detailed, time-intensive art of hand-strung beadwork, sharing the process, care, and precision that go into creating each unique lampshade at Elegance Lamps.
Why Buy Products Made in America?
This blog post provides an impactful narrative emphasizing the existential threats that American small businesses face and encourages a proactive consumer response to support and sustain them.
Selecting the Right Lightbulb for Your Victorian Lampshade
Explore the different types of light bulbs and their effects on lampshades, emphasizing the importance of using LED bulbs for enhancing both the aesthetics and longevity of your handcrafted Victorian lampshadeβ¦
Lampshade Trends Fall 2023: Exploring the Latest Designs
Trendspotting lampshades in Fall 2023!
Sustainability in Lampshade Making
At a time whe environmental awareness is more crucial than ever, the realm of craftsmanship must undergo a transformative shift towards sustainabilityβ¦
Supporting Handmade Art
In a world dominated by mass-produced goods, the significance of supporting handmade art cannot be overstated.
Sourcing Antique Textiles in Spain and Portugal
Headed to Spain and Portugal for beautiful antique textiles!
Antique Lamps - Beauty Meets Functionality
Beauty meets functionality at Elegance Lamps, where handmade silk lampshades are adorned with up-cycled antique textiles and antique lamp bases from a time when products were made to last.