Replacement for ‘boob’ lights.

[Anonymous]

I need to replace a light in the hall and another in the stairwell around the corner. I’m not very good at decorating. We are more transitional decor style. Can anyone share links?

[Anonymous]

How high are the ceilings? Asking because if they’re low-ish, another flushmount might be best but if you have room, you could do a lantern.

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Boob lights? You learn something new everyday 🙂

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Links for the above photos


https://www.build.com/hudson-valley-lighting-6413/s800246?uid=2063176

https://www.build.com/currey-and-company-9000-0272/s1407506?uid=3318737

https://www.build.com/hudson-valley-lighting-8042/s1765518?uid=4168770

https://www.build.com/hudson-valley-lighting-8042/s1765518?uid=4168770

https://www.build.com/park-harbor-phsfl4504/s1474458?uid=3463410

https://www.build.com/kichler-42399/s1189491?uid=2850398

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Anonymous wrote:Boob lights? You learn something new everyday 🙂

Here is the quintessential boob light. Nipple and all.

[Anonymous]

Lol! Didn’t know other people call them that.

[Anonymous]

I work for a builder. As far as I’m concerned that’s their official name.

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Those are some ugly ass lights pictured above.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Boob lights? You learn something new everyday 🙂

Here is the quintessential boob light. Nipple and all.

Ha! Currently staring at one now on my family room. I’ve always thought it was an anatomically correct model of a full breast with atrial and erect nipple.

I must confess that I bought these a decade ago to replace the 1972 originals that looked like flying saucers.

Time for an update!

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Just Google flush mounts.

Google Visual Comfort and Hudson Valley Lighting to see really awesome ones.