I found a recipe online and followed it exactly--16 oz. 91% isopropyl alcohol, .5 oz distilled water and .5 oz essential oil. I bought the oil at Yankee candle. It worked great, except that the scent was too strong. I only let it "burn" for an hour and the house smelled great for the whole day. I like the fact that the flame is only lit for a few minutes then you blow it out. It's seems more like an incense to me. It's a nice alternative to candles. She did mention that you could add more alcohol to dilute the scent. I will have to try that. I don't know how to post a link but the recipe I found was Christy's Thrifty decorating blog...

I one time needed a new glass panel for a outside light. I took one of the unbroken panels to a glass shop that fixed broken windows. They used the unbroken panel as a template to cut new one. You will not have the floral pattern but can turn that side to the wall. If you really want to fix

Glad we have helped. I would look for a designer who has experience and you could see their “lighting” work. A few things to ask to assess experience. 1. How do you approach lighting? Answer, some description of “layered lighting”. That means you need 4-5 types of lighting for best effect on look and use of space. Ambient, task, specialty, focused and feature lighting. Recessed lights provide general light. Lamps provide some ambient but also task lighting such as reading lamps. A dramatic light like you are considering would be considered “specialty” because it has a specific purpose namely drama. A light over art would be an example of focused or specialty lighting. If the person lists this type response, they have an appreciation for the strategy of lighting. Next, technical question. Ask about differences in LEDs and if they prefer one type, move on. You can use different bulbs and different colors and intensities. Electrical solutions are another part of a good analysis. That should give you some ideas for assessing if someone knows what they are talking about. Hope that helps!

Contact the place where you got yours.