20+ Original And Creative Lamps That You Can Make Yourself With Everyday Objects
There’s a unique joy in crafting an object by hand, particularly when using recycled materials. The rise in popularity of DIY projects worldwide stems from their ability to provide insight into repurposing items we no longer need. This is especially true for creating original lamps. By transforming discarded materials into functional pieces, we’re not only reducing waste but also exercising our creativity and resourcefulness.
This phenomenon has given birth to a wide range of innovative lamp designs, as evident in the diverse list below: from lace lampshades to plastic bottle fixtures, and even utilising tin tabs, cutlery, wooden hooks, cups, and more.
Lace lamp
Hanging paper lamp
Screen with tin tabs
Cutlery lamp
Wooden hook lamp
Cup lamp
Plastic bottle lamp with paper roses
Ceiling lamp made with plastic bottles
Capacitor lamp
Rubber bears candlestick
Hat lamps
Lamp made with recycled milk cartons
Bicycle Gears
Cheese grater lamp
Lights of terrestrial globes
Hanging wine bottle lamps
Display of plastic cups
Thread screen
Night lights in the form of clouds
Lamp with plastic spoons
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