Glass bottle chandelier

Some things that we consider used and simply throw away may not have outlived their lives yet and may find worthy use in a new field.

For example, bottles of beer, wine, vodka, cognac, milk, baby food, juice, and whatever else you drink can serve as excellent material for a chandelier, table lamp, and other crafts. In addition, you will save on the disposal of glass waste.

Designer Jerry Kott came close to making chandeliers from glass bottles. By polishing the surface of the bottle, he achieves its incredible transparency, so the artist's work looks great. Such chandeliers fit perfectly into the interior of the kitchen, room, and directional light creates an atmosphere of comfort.

Kott offers his design solutions at prices ranging from $190 to $310. In addition to the lamp, the kit includes multi-colored lamps.

Among the designer's works are kitchen chandeliers made from one or 3-5 wine bottles.

Of course, a bottle chandelier can be made independently and at home, while spending 1-2 days on making it.

The simplest option for a homemade chandelier is to use the frame of an old Soviet chandelier and wine or beer bottles. You will get something like this:

A chandelier on chains with two or three rows of bottles will also look great.

If we take as a basis a two-level frame on chains and several bottles of baby food or milk, then we get such a wonderful chandelier. And the pattern on the bottles will make the chandelier bright and unique. For example, stained glass paints can be used to apply images of national flags.

The chandelier will look interesting and bright if the bottles are frosted and the light bulbs are colored.

The dullness of the bottles is one of the secrets of their charm. It is thanks to such bottles that chandeliers made from glass bottles look no worse than their expensive industrial counterparts.

For large rooms with high ceilings, the following chandeliers were found with a large number of bottles.

If you have the ability to withstand a glass bottle in a high-temperature oven and can carefully process the cut ends, then you can make such original lamps.

Also, instead of light bulbs, a variant of chandeliers with burning lights in several glass bottles is possible. This time there will be an antique style chandelier with real burning lights, i.e. open flame.

You can see everything in the photo - whole bottles are taken, fixed around the central jar or bottle, and the lamp is ready. But not everything is so simple, the most interesting is in the details. Bottles are selected multi-colored, due to this beauty is achieved. The central bottle can be used as a lamp, or it can just be a decoration, the center of a composition.

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