Concord Lamp & Shade

One important and unique component of our service is converting all types of objects into lamps. We have created beautiful and memorable lamps from, among other things, vases, both antique and new (wood, metal, crystal or porcelain) and oil lamps, silver (and other) candlesticks, copper fire extinguishers and oil burning torches, wood carvings, musical instruments, golf clubs and other sporting items, painted tins, baskets, champagne and other special liquor bottles, milk bottles, books and computer servers.

We have a well-established reputation for high-quality lamp repair and restoration services. We use UL certified parts in our lamp repairs and restoration. All of our work is done on the premises and typical turn around time is one week or less. In addition, we do lamps and other lighting fixtures power conversions so they work with US 120V power.

There are a large number of lampshades to choose from on our website, and there are a lot of ways to find the shade you are looking for. If you know the type - hardback or silk, start there. We also offer the ability to customize your shade selection. And, finally, we have a line of specialty lampshades that have become very popular!

There are two large categories of lampshades - hardback lampshades and silk or soft lampshades. There are two primary differences between a hardback lampshade and a silk lampshade: the inside composition of the lampshade and whether the shade is constructed with only a top ring and a bottom ring, or, alternatively, are the top and bottom rings connected by vertical wires thereby creating a 3-dimensional frame.

Having the correct size chandelier for your room is important. If the chandelier is too small it will become lost in the space, and may not provide enough lumens to adequately light the space. If the chandelier is too large, it will overwhelm the space resulting in an imbalance in the room. There are two important factors used in determining the correct size chandelier for any room such as a dining room, kitchen, bedroom, or entryway/foyer. With this information, you can determine how far from the floor your chandelier should hang as well as how large the chandelier fixture should be.