One of the things I would most defiantly like is that I would like a dimmer in my project. Adding to that I want to ensure that the dimmer not only has a tactile feel but is incredibly satisfying. One of the other things I would like is that I want this piece to look professionally crafted. I want there to be no gaps, no visible glue, nothing that makes the project seem or feel unprofessional. Another thing is that I want the project to not only be a part of the industrial aesthetic but I would like for the energy of the project to be cozy and reinforce a feeling of calamity and tranquility. I would like for the project to be able to successfully disseminate a warm and cozy light. I think aspects that will tell me that I have succeeded are the ability for the lightbulb to actually work and therefore be a lamp. Another thing that is critical is that I want others to be able to compliment my lamp, whether on its aesthetic, or craftsmanship, or even small choices in details, that will reinforce to me that my job as a designer has been successful in evoking emotions and feelings as any good piece should. I am mostly prioritizing looks and attention to detail. I think the first and most difficult constraint is my lack of electrical knowledge. Another constraint is the wiring space required for the dimmer is constrained to such a small space and I need to make that look professional. Another constrain is the amount of money I am willing to invest into it, as more refined details and attention to detail will also potentially cost more. the final two constraints will be the time I have and room/ tools to work with.