I asked Yanet if I could feature this months ago, and then got so behind I didn't, but your wait is over- not that you knew what you were missing... Now you will know, do you want a cool Anrthopology inspired lighting fixture for less? Check out how Yanet from 3 Sunkissed Boys made hers:
For a while now I have been waiting for Anthropologie to mark down this wonderful lamp. I love the lamp but I really didn’t want to spend $148 on it. Have I mentioned that I am cheap thrifty?
It’s still not on sale so I was super excited when I saw that Ashley Ann, of Ashley Ann Photography, had taken on a project to recreate this unique pendant light. This is her version of it.
She did a great tutorial on it. (Side Note: I love everything Ashley Ann does. I think she's amazing. I completely blame her for starting my own blog.) Check her out her blog for the tutorial, her beautiful photographs, her adorable babies, DIY and more.
My neighbor, Alanna, found a great egg basket for me at our antiquing excursion this past weekend. It was perfect for the Anthropologie knock-off re-creation! Here are some pictures of my final version and along the way.
These were white and I spray painted them with Rustoleum Oil Rubbed Bronze.
And the final product.
Before After
I love how much brighter the hallway now looks.
I haven't forgotten about the freebie find I mentioned earlier this week. It just needs to be "tweaked" before the reveal and I haven't had time to do that just yet.
Have a radiant weekend!
Isn't that such a "bright" idea!
I love it, and it is so unique!
6 comments:
So cute; I love the patterns it throws on the ceiling!
Sue
xo
I LOVE it!!!!!
I am in love with this!!
Chiming in a little late but thank you, Cassity! Worth the wait. :)
We loved this idea too -- and about a year ago we did our own lamp quite like this... for much lower cost then the store version!
you can find it here.
http://ravennagirls.wordpress.com/2009/10/09/myo-midcentury-light-fixture/
Oh I just love this! I actually bought this a few months ago to turn it into the same thing, but I have no idea to go about it...the holes are much smaller, do you have any ideas?
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=193173844055928&set=a.192134674159845.43023.100000899417703&type=1&theater
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