Driftwood is one of my favorite things. I'm always drawn to it in home decor and when I see it out and about. So when I came across these strands of driftwood on clearance at T.J. Maxx, I scooped them up. They were a great price and I knew I could probably figure out something fun to do with them.
I was searching the web for inspiration and came across this DIY chandelier. I was smitten. I think it's absolutely gorgeous and would make such a great statement.
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I would love to do something similar, but I think my pieces of driftwood are a little too large. I'm still thinking I might do some sort of light fixture, maybe for our breakfast nook?
I'll keep you posted on what I come up with! If you've seen any inspiring projects with driftwood I'm all ears!
That chandelier is so pretty!! I have no doubt you will come up with some sort of awesome DIY!
ReplyDeleteoh my i love this idea! you can totally rock it! i have seen your skills.
ReplyDeleteI love the DIY chandelier! I can't wait to see what you do with the driftwood.
ReplyDeleteMy parents are collecting to make a driftwood Christmas tree this year. So neat! So many ways to use it!
ReplyDeleteI'm drawn to it like you Bethany and have a couple of pieces in my home (like a huge mirror from West Elm), A DIY would be perfect way to go since the imperfections of driftwood do hide 'mistakes' easier. I think though, a ball driftwood chandelier would be easier, Im thinking 2 wired hanging pots as base and adding driftwood as you go along- I think it might just work. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteSO cool and different. I know you will make something stunning
ReplyDeleteWhat if you did a more modern rectangle ones like they do with capiz? Although I guess modern might be hard to do with driftwood lol - great idea of how to use it!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea!
ReplyDeleteI thought about doing something similar, but in a circular shape. Rectangular would be really cool though, great idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks Julia! I hope it turns out how I have envisioned it.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea Vel! I thought about doing a ball shaped one, but didn't think about using the planters that way. I think that might work really well. Thank you!!
ReplyDeletewow, that will be so cool!
ReplyDeleteI love it too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the vote of confidence Cassie, I hope I can pull it off!
ReplyDeleteThanks Beth! I was instantly drawn to it when I saw it. I hope I can make it work!
ReplyDeleteThe Restoration Hardware driftwood light would be a great inspiration for this! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteLove the chandelier idea! A few weeks ago, I scored a whole box of driftwood for 25 cents at a garage sale! I'm sure the seller just picked them up off the side of the river and thought I was crazy for buying them - but I can't wait to add them to cute little succulent & grass pots!
ReplyDeleteHi Bethany! Jennifer@dimplesandtangles sent me over to introduce myself. We are going to be roommates at Haven and I wanted to pop in and say hello. So looking forward to meeting you!! I am a new follower too! I love this driftwood chandelier idea! Can't wait to see what you come up with! See you soon! xo, Emily
ReplyDeleteHi Emily! Thanks so much! Looking forward to meeting you!
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