A cord strung with six-centimeter cotton balls, each holding a small LED. The light comes out filtered through the weave, which keeps it soft. Five lengths carry ten to fifty bulbs, running on batteries or USB.

Ceiling light makes a room functional and rarely makes it pleasant. A cord along a shelf edge or above the headboard puts light at eye level and lower. The cotton balls take the sharpness off the LEDs, so you are not staring at points of light.
One cord, and the big light can stay off all evening.

Do not pull the cord taut but let it hang in loops, and the light spreads more evenly. Turn the balls with the seam facing back so you only see the smooth face. Take the batteries out when the string sits unused for a while.




Hang it up and turn the ceiling light off.
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