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babylon suspended garden light fixture by studio O/I

A perfect way to add that mystical and magical feel to your home! This cotton wrapped LED (choose the ones that will stay cool) will look amazing in your house or used as outdoor decoration in the walkway during Christmas, New Year, birthday, wedding, baby shower or any outdoor party lighting setup.

Materials:

Cotton Batting (supermarket)

Paper Lanterns (buy them cheaply at $3 stores)

Cool LEDs (electric stores – make sure it generates little heat and is warm to touch)

Hot Glue Gun (stationary shops)

Step by Step Instructions:

Securely attach LED in the middle of the paper lantern

Stretch the cotton batting until it is fluffy and voluminous enough

Hot glue the cotton around the paper lantern

WARNING: be careful and have your fire extinguisher in place at all time when trying this cotton diy LED light idea, in case you accidentally set it on fire. Keep out of reach of children and Never leave it unattended!

worclip:

Cable Lights by Patrick Hartog

Mooring bollards widely seen on wharves inspired Patrick Hartog to create this ceramic cable lights. The cable is wrapped around the light and gives an unique look to the simple but aesthetic looking shade.  The lights can be customized to the likes of the user, different colored or patterned cables directly result in a different looking shade. The metal ring on top makes sure the light is balanced and is a link to the original bollards often created from strong metal. To be fully appreciated the Small Cable lights could be hanged together. For other situations Patrick is now developing a large Cable Light.

A single bulb can be used as a table lamp or accent light, while multiple bulbs can be arranged together to create a larger fixture.

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apairofblueeyes:

seaweed marine light table lamp

by nir meiri