Looks lovely, and my son complimented it immediately upon walking into the room. What made a HUGE difference was putting in an Edison bulb as opposed to the warm-colored white lightbulb I originally put in. When the white bulb was in, I was disappointed with being able to see it so readily through the shade layers at certain heights and distances, but the clear Edison bulb (2700K) changed all that. Indeed, the Edison builds on the golden light now diffused into the room (it's more "mood" than bright reading light, anyway). The photo I've attached shows the Edison bulb. Additionally, something lovely but unanticipated is the way the golden shade captures and reflects ambient daylight downwards--even when the bulb is not turned on. The shade materials are quite light--kind of foil-wrapped plastic disks, and not the metal disks I expected. Doesn't matter, I don't think, now that it is up and running. White-glove Wayfair delivery service provided was quite nice.
I subtracted a star for two reasons: one, the website misleads a bit with wording that says this light is "Smart switch compatible," which a quick reader might take to mean the light itself is Smart somehow, but no such thing: all that means is that IF the installed bulb is dimmable, and if the lamp owner purchases, say, an additional actual Smart device, then the lamp could conceivably be operated by voice command. I also wish there were a little bit more adjustability in the height of the lamp, as I'd like it to sit lower over the couch (which I'm not having to walk under the fixture, but rather just sit under it).
