Rejuvenation Porn
One of the many tasks my wife has given me is finding new shades for the brass chandelier in our master bathroom. Inevitably, my search led me to Rejuvenation. They have some beautiful stuff. Here are two shades that I particularly like.
So, how much do these babies cost? Since I need five matching shades, it would only cost $1000 plus shipping for outfit our chandelier with either of these.
My third choice was this.
Not quite as exciting as the first two, but I could afford the $150 these would cost (I think). What I really want to know is, what do the folks at Rejuvenation do to their glass to make it worth $200 a shade? I need to know so I can start making them at home and selling them to the hopelessly wealthy.
Since the chandelier isn’t refinished yet, the time for a decision hasn’t come. Until then, the search continues.
So, how much do these babies cost? Since I need five matching shades, it would only cost $1000 plus shipping for outfit our chandelier with either of these. My third choice was this.
Not quite as exciting as the first two, but I could afford the $150 these would cost (I think). What I really want to know is, what do the folks at Rejuvenation do to their glass to make it worth $200 a shade? I need to know so I can start making them at home and selling them to the hopelessly wealthy.
Since the chandelier isn’t refinished yet, the time for a decision hasn’t come. Until then, the search continues.
posted by John | 3:32 AM
4 Comments:
I love the green one in the middle. It would go perfectly with my dream bathroom.
I understand about the cost of their lights. We can dream though. Right?
Living in Portland (along with Rejuvenation) I have gotten a chance to admire many of their lights. I think the cost of those is so high because they are all hand blown...still I know what you mean...$200????
We recently saved up for a nice new Rejuvenation fixture and purchased the orange version of the shades at the bottom. They ended up changing the color of the light so drastically that we took them back and got white milk glass-type ones. So be warned that the color of the blue will certainly darken the room a bit...
The green leaves are beautimous, but blue is my favorite color, and they are really pretty too. I'd love to replace our LR and DR light fixtures. They're currently the everyman square glass variety (you know, with the slopey bug-trapper shape) and the pull-chain in the middle. Not very attractive.
John,
Have you ever checked out these guys?
http://www.antiquelight.com/shades.html
They have some pretty good deals.
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