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Bombillas Edison

Shop 2+ Vintage LED filament Edison bulbs that produce the same amber glow as the originals with 90% less energy.

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    Bombillas Edison

    LED Edison Bulbs That Look Like the 1908 Originals

    The classic Edison bulb — amber glow, visible tungsten filament, shaped-glass envelope — was the ambient light source of Craftsman bungalows, industrial factories, and Art Nouveau cafés. Modern LED technology now reproduces the exact look with 90% less energy and 25× the lifespan of the original incandescent version.

    EcoLuxe Decor's Edison bulb collection covers every shape you need: ST58 and ST64 tubular envelopes for cage pendants and industrial fixtures, G40 and G80 globes for string lights and vanity fixtures, T30 tubular for wall-mount sconces, and the original A19 pear shape for lamp-base and general-purpose fixtures. All use spiral or curved tungsten-effect LED filaments at 2200K warm white — the same color temperature as the incandescent originals.

    Every bulb is dimmable with LED-compatible dimmers, rated for 25,000+ hours, and available in 4W (40W-equivalent) or 6W (60W-equivalent) versions. Ships free within the US.

    Buying Guide

    How to Choose the Right Edison Bulb Shape

    Match the bulb shape to the fixture. In a cage pendant or chandelier where the bulb is visible, use an ST58 or ST64 tubular shape — the elongated envelope is the classic industrial look. In a barn-style dome or cone pendant where only the bottom of the bulb shows, an A19 pear or G40 globe works well.

    For string lights and vanity strips, G40 or G80 globe shapes give even 360° light distribution. For wall-mount sconces where the bulb aims sideways, tubular T30 shapes concentrate more light forward.

    Wattage matters. A single visible Edison in a cage pendant works at 40W-equivalent (4W LED) — higher and the glare from the exposed bulb becomes uncomfortable. Bulbs hidden inside diffused shades can go up to 60W-equivalent for actual task light. All bulbs in this collection are dimmable, so err on the higher wattage and dim as needed.

    Pro Tip
    Pro tip: The filament pattern inside the bulb is what makes Edison bulbs look right. Choose bulbs with visible spiral, curved-line, or grid-pattern filaments — not solid milky centers or plain glowing chips. The filament is the design; hide it and you're just using a colored LED.
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Are LED Edison bulbs really as warm as the incandescent originals?
    Yes. LED Edison bulbs at 2200K produce almost the same amber-warm glow as vintage incandescent Edison bulbs. The visible spiral or curved filament reinforces the effect.
    Are these bulbs dimmable?
    Yes. All Edison bulbs in this collection are dimmable when paired with an LED-compatible dimmer switch. Standard incandescent dimmers may cause flicker at low levels.
    How long do LED Edison bulbs last?
    25,000+ hours - about 23 years at 3 hours daily use. That's roughly 25 times longer than the incandescent Edison bulbs they replace.
    Can I use these outdoors?
    Most Edison LED bulbs in this collection are rated for damp-location outdoor use in enclosed fixtures. Product pages specify the moisture rating for each bulb.
    What's the difference between ST58 and ST64 shapes?
    ST58 and ST64 are both tubular envelopes; the number is the widest diameter in millimeters. ST64 is slightly wider and taller than ST58. Both work interchangeably in most cage and industrial fixtures.
    What base do these bulbs use?
    All Edison bulbs in this collection use the standard E26 medium base, the most common bulb base in North American residential fixtures.
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