I bet that many of you have a sort of “junk drawer” somewhere in your homes, filled with items that might range from rubber bands, match boxes, take-out menus, plastic cutlery (sealed in plastic and wrapped in a napkin, right?), coins, loose beads, etc. Whatever the objects are, we can’t seem to throw them away, but you’re not alone. Check out these examples below that illustrate how junk drawer stuff can evolved into sweet and beautiful chandeliers. Light on!
Photo: trendir.com
Leftover plastic spoons, forks, and knives are now deliciously illuminated as an elegant chandelier.
Photo: crafttutorials.net
All those extra cocktail umbrellas from last night’s party can be reused into a fabulously fancy and colorful chandy-ball. Click craft tutorial for how-to.
photo: apartmenttherapy.com
Just bought yourself a clothes dryer? Don’t trash the clothes pins…put them to good use in this quirky cool chandelier. A great place to hang it? The laundry room, of course!
Photo: thesqueeze.net
Colorful beads transforms dated and drab lighting into a dandy candy chandy!
Photo: aislinnevents.com
Postcards, menus, or vintage paper can create a customized chandelier for your kitchen, music room, library or any space you wish to add a personal touch.
All photography by Skaie Knox, HomeJelly
