We are always on the lookout for interesting lighting ideas because lighting is such an often overlooked opportunity to personalize a space. We love this idea from Country Living not only because it adds such a bright pop but also because it involves the creative reuse of an ordinary kitchen bowl. These lovely pendant lights are inexpensive and simple to make- the perfect project for any intrepid DIYer!Get more news about Ceramic Pendant Lamps Manufacturer,you can vist our website!

The tutorial at Country Living (see slide 7) outlines a surprisingly easy project- all you need is a bowl, a ceramic hole saw attachment for your drill, and a pendant lamp kit to create your own unique lighting fixture. Though we do wonder if cutting the hole in the bowl is an acquired skill, the low cost of this project makes a little trial and error acceptable. We definitely recommend experimenting with a couple of thrift store finds before attempting this project with more treasured ceramics.
Step out of the box with these ceramic pendant lamps that can be anything but ordinary. Sphere-shaped, quite simple in their appearance, they are actually showcasing a unique and interesting design when you look more closely, a design that evoke curiosity and generate a special feeling. Handmade, the SpongeUP lamps consists of an uneven, porous surface similar to a sponge where the light slips through, creating an amazing lighting effect to interiors.

This very particular look created by Spanish designer Miguel Angel García Belmonte of POTT makes from SpongeUP lamps a great alternative to other similar traditional pendant lamps, to beautify any room of your house. Coming in various colors, they are lovely in their simplicity, spreading a warm light through the sponge-like pattern and judging by third image, we can say they look also very stylish and modern, when they are turned on. No wonder that the entire aesthetics of a room can by defined by a pendant lamp that adds just the right amount of light. It’s a suprising choice for a dining room or a kitchen, providing a great visual impact.