i’m a huge fan of lindsey adelman‘s work, and count myself among the group of people out there that are slowly saving up money to buy one. until that day comes, i was so thrilled to hear from kate that lindsey has posted a link to a step-by-step guide to creating your own industrial-style chandelier. this made a small run on the blog circuit last week, but i couldn’t resist re-posting because it’s such a great project (and a rarity to see a designer share how-to instructions for something similar their work). just download the instructions here, pick up some parts and create a custom piece to fit your home. awesome. thanks to kate for the tip and to lindsey for sharing.
image via morgan at the brick house
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Hi there, I’ve seen this on the rounds, but I still I think the bottom photo deserves credit.
It’s done by Morgan at The Brick House:
http://trickmybrick.blogspot.com/2009/12/chandelier.html
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thanks for the link- i found it on lindsey’s site and missed the credit. so happy to find it’s morgan! we ran her house last year- it’s a favorite of mine :)
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Morgan gives some great details on her DIY approach–she tweaked the instructions a bit and her results are superb.
I’ve been looking for an alternative to “the usual” for my living room. Now I have it. Thank you!
(I had a vintage blown glass but I like this better!)
I am in love!! Totally going to try this…
Oh, I would LOVE to try this…
So generous of the designer! Love it.
That is such a great DIY project. I think I know what I’ll be doing this weekend.
Any idea what these parts would cost all together?
Great project for sure, but- thinking solely from a business perspective- I question why she didn’t develop it as a budget version of her line. Any thoughts?
Ooh thank you for introducing me to Lindsey Adelman
GR8 Share ! Can’t wait to construct one for our studio. Best, Will & CrazieGracie
That is very cool. Any info on the table, it’s beautiful!!!
I looked at the cost from the first vendor and it was running over$100 are there any alternatives for a smaller version or any different tutorials?
Wonderful to read about a layman’s experience (re Morgan) on making this. Gives me confidence to go for it this year!
Thanks. I make glass like forms from plastic bottles. Have made a chandelier-like hanging. Want to try this for my dining room!
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