
Wood in all its glorious forms and shapes makes the world an extraordinary place. Whether we talk about oak or bamboo, whether we think about wooden stumps, branches or even twigs, all types of wood are used as much as possible throughout the world thanks to their extraordinary capabilities and aesthetic values, all these magnificent attributes nestled in the complexity of a renwable resource that we can all access, we can all plant and harvest with ease today. With this though in mind we invite you to plant one tree and in the same day or week go wonder about and salvage wood for your next DIY wooden Lamp Projects; 15 ideas have showcased below, 15 wooden lamp crafts able to enhance your decor through both aesthetic values and functional beautiful ambient lighting alike.
Having a plant growing on your desk or a tree in your backyard while using a piece of its ancestors on your desk to make your life more beautiful and more comfortable is an extraordinary rewarding feeling. You`ve made a change, you`ve contributed to the world that helped your obtain the piece of salvaged wood otherwise doomed to destruction. Make a change today, plant a tree and start your own wooden DIY project!
DIY Wooden Lamp Projects
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- DIY Wooden Lamp Projects
- 1. Organic wooden lamp created out of dried willow tree part
- 2. Geometric ensemble filtering light
- 3. Simple minimalist lamps perfect for Scandinavian decors
- 4. Driftwood piece in a modern interpretation
- 5. Retro arrow sign nestling light bulbs
- 6. Geometric design letting some light escape its shape
- 7. DIY wood cube pendant light for modern interiors
- 8. Wooden sconce created out of plain wood
- 9. Wooden elements add warmth to rough interior designs
- 10. Recycle wooden parts combined in an unusual manner
- 11. Glossy white wooden branches composition
- 12. Recycled wooden board holding on to beautiful mason jars
- 13. Wooden stripes merged into a light ball
- 14. Or transformed into a lampshade
- 15. Driftwood pieces serving as a lamp body
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1. Organic wooden lamp created out of dried willow tree part
2. Geometric ensemble filtering light
4. Driftwood piece in a modern interpretation
5. Retro arrow sign nestling light bulbs
6. Geometric design letting some light escape its shape
7. DIY wood cube pendant light for modern interiors
8. Wooden sconce created out of plain wood
9. Wooden elements add warmth to rough interior designs
10. Recycle wooden parts combined in an unusual manner
11. Glossy white wooden branches composition
12. Recycled wooden board holding on to beautiful mason jars
13. Wooden stripes merged into a light ball
14. Or transformed into a lampshade
15. Driftwood pieces serving as a lamp body
We would love to hear your opinion on these diy wooden lamp projects in the comment section below and of course, some feedback on the idea plant a tree, start your own diy project !
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I simply loved the organic wooden lamp.
Such an innovative idea.
Is there somewhere I can find instructions on how to do one of these myself? I’m not sure whether I’m missing it or what, but I would love to try my hand at the recycled wooden board holding on to beautiful mason jars. Any direction would be appreciated. Thanks!