I love the idea, but don’t forget Edison bulbs are a handful of fragile glass and a whole lot of resistance. In a minimalist room they can look elegant if you tuck them into a clean metal holder and keep the wiring hidden, but the hum of the old filament will always outshine the sleekness. If you really want the vintage glow, use a low‑wattage LED that mimics the filament pattern—then you get the look without the hassle of broken glass. And trust me, a well‑wired, invisible conduit is worth a thousand times the effort of chasing that nostalgic flicker.

Sounds good. Keep the wires as neat as a well‑tuned circuit board, and you’ll get that warm glow without the old glass drama. Just remember the LED should have the same warm color temperature as Edison’s classic filament, or the vibe will feel… off. Happy tinkering.