(1) Mason jar lights from Design*Sponge
What a creative use of old glass jars! The simplicity of this light reminds me of the Milk Bottle Chandelier by Amsterdam-based company Droog. But this mason jar light costs close to nothing compared to the designer chandelier which costs a whooping $1,600!This amazing light fixture is perfect for the sun room or any semi-outdoor area. You can find a detailed tutorial here. Now I know what to say when my husband G. asks me why I keep collecting those pasta sauce jars...
(2) Chandelier made from used kitchen objects
UK-based artist Madeleine Boulesteix turns teacups and other kitchen objects into fabulous chandeliers like this one shown above. You can find more pictures of her wonderful work on her website. I just adore the elegance she brings about to these otherwise ordinary objects.(3) Tea cup pendant light on Etsy
domesticconstruction sells their handmade teacup lamp on Etsy. Perfect for a girl's bedroom.
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