Love them! As long as they have a dimmer switch. Be careful though, if they open from the top, rather than from the bottom, you will end up with a puddle of insects inside the globe. Take it from me, that is a real pain.

Create a platform to showcase a grouping of objects that make you smile, and change it often. Move things around and hang a pendant fixture above the table so it completes theoverall look. Styling objects involves more than just placing one or two things on top of something, it has to have connection. For example. Depending on your style. Timber warms up grey and stone nicely as a natural, tactile material, timber exudes warmth and character, instantly makes things feel and look homely because timber tells a story, and has had a life before. That's what makes it appealing to soften harsh, modern interiors. So consider a beautiful oversized French chopping board, with rough cut edges timeworn and smooth from over use. On top, a pottery jug, to hold some flowers, a beautiful bowl that is just you, maybe it's metal, glass, crystal or stone, could be a trendy geometric wire bowl with some citrus, lemons always look good, and will get used! They have a visual link to the water jug as a vase, and perhaps some culinary books piled under your lemons. As if they have been placed within reach ready for you to use. A low hung pendant, maybe an industrial steel rim shade coul provide a colour inclusion, powder coated mint green, or flaking burnt orange, whatever your taste, and it would not only light your display, making it useful and beautiful, but would draw your attention away from your lonely single focus in the middle of a table. Styling has to be of a bigger picture, so stand back and build visual layers and the whole room will feel much better. Good luck.

Have you thought about painting the walls in chalkboard paint,it comes in all colors and you could constantly change out the color and be inspired to chalk out whatever your design feels are at the time

Great advice!