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Why restrict yourself to a .com domain? There are plenty of other TLDs (Top Level Domains) available and these will all be treated exactly the same as the .com (at least in terms of how Google treats it).

MoonCreate.Co is available. .Co is a TLD, as you can see here, http://data.iana.org/TLD/tlds-alpha-by-domain.txt

(Just check this won't cause any legal/branding implications.)

There will be others, such as mooncreate.clothing, mooncreate.net (both available).

A few years ago, this types of domains were considered "vanity" domains, but not so much now.

It's a shame you're not in the UK as MoonCreate.Co.Uk is available.

Whichever way you go with this, I'd steer you away from MoonCreateBrand.Com as it doesn't give any clues as to what you do; nor is it memorable or dynamic.

Good luck in your quest.

Not at all. "LG actually has a very large and well respected home appliances business" is returning http://www.yourappliancerepairla.com/lg-repair-los-angeles.php in both Google.co.uk and Google.com. If you're not seeing it, try carrying out the search in a Private/Incognito browser window.

I hope that helps.

You will continue to have both http and https variants active in Google Search Console (you should also add the non www variants and set www as your preferred version).

You do not set anything up within GSC to direct HTTP to HTTPS (to tell Google that you are changing protocols), this is all done via redirects as Logan suggests. Here's a great page which should help clarify this for you:

http://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/68435/moving-from-http-to-https-google-search-console