@TruthSandwich@toad.social Understood. Hmm, that could work in the cafe/bar because the light fixtures are such that you can't see the bulb. There are wall sconces and four large hanging lamps that are around 100 years old with huge milk glass globes. (Your elementary school may have had such lamps. The older part of my junior high did.) Those are lamps with conventional type bulbs

The dining room is a problem because it's chandeliers lamped with small visible filament candelabra type bulbs that used to be 60 watt incandescents. When "visible filament" LEDs in candelabra style began to appear is when I started to consider replacing them all with LEDs and then did about 3 years ago. Those were the ones that burned out constantly and you have to replace them right away because burnouts look shabby. The spare LED bulbs I bought are still sitting on the shelf. No burnouts yet.