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[tucsongal]

As in fashion, it doesn’t have to match, just has to “go together.” I like it. 

[shoptilyadropagain]

It's a nice story but doesn't change the fact that I don't care for the chandelier.

[wilma]

I'm trying to understand how and why these represent family members. 🤔  If they like it, that's fine.

Personally, it's nothing I would do. I prefer matching lights in fixtures that require multiple bulbs. 

[GenXmuse]

I loved it before the back story, but reading why they did it made me love it even more because of the purpose behind it. 

[Spurt]

I like it!!! And the story surrounding the choices make it more special.........

[Mary Bailey]

At first glance I like it. I'm sure after time it would bug me

[spiderw]

I like the story behind it but I am not sure of the piece the lights are hanging from.  I would like to see what other options were available.  I guess the bottom line is the owners found a solution for their treasures.

[Venezia]

I don't like it at all and the back story doesn't make any sense to me.  How does a light globe represent a member of the family?  And what happens if more family members come along?

Either way, there's nothing I like about it.  Mismatched and the ornate crystal globes don't seem to go with the almost industrial look of the brass fitting. 

[January121]

Sorry but, that is one of the ugliest fixtures that I have ever seen 😳

[Nonametoday]

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@lolakimono wrote:

Before you decide... here is the back story.

Each globe is a vintage item that represents each person of the family in the house.

Does the story influence your like/dislike of the mismatched fixture?

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@lolakimono 

I like it even without a story. It's unique and conversational.