In this group post number thirty-five, you’ll find 40 amazing upcycle design chandelier ideas. This post is an extended version of 20 upcycle design chandelier ideas. upcycleDZINE is a blog that focuses on showing what upcycle design is all about.
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COLOSSEUM: iconic Eiffel Tower chandelier
by J.P. Meulendijks
Photo © J.P. Meulendijks
Oh Man, it‘s a Ray!: coat hanger lamp
by Ingo Maurer
Photo © Ingo Maurer
Veronese glass pieces upcycled into light creations by Piet Hein Eek
Photo © Veronese and Merci shop Paris
STUDIO TETRIS: wine barrel rings lamp
by Wine Country Craftsman
Photo © Wine Country Craftsman
Watering Can chandelier by André Stache
Photo © André Stache
Exploded Chandelier: old and new
by NIGHTSHOP
Photo © NIGHTSHOP
L25 Headlight Chandelier by Commute Design
Photo © Commute Design
Beaker-Wok Chandelier by T.O.M.T.™
Photo © T.O.M.T.™
MARTÉN: Wine barrel hoops chandelier
by Barrel Atelier
Photo © Barrel Atelier
Porca miseria!: porcelain chandelier
by Ingo Maurer
Photo © Ingo Maurer
Downstairs: ladder chandelier
by Studio Bertjan Pot
Photo © Studio Bertjan Pot
Minnow Trap Chandelier by Loftyideas4u
Photo © Loftyideas4u
CUPLIGHT Chandelier: upcycled porcelain
by Lucas & Lucas
Photo © Lucas & Lucas
Maria S.C. Chandelier: upcycled test tubes
by Pani Jurek
Photo © Pani Jurek
Bicycle Rim Chandelier by Design Distressed
Photo © Design Distressed
Hubcaps Chandelier by T.O.M.T.™
Photo © T.O.M.T.™
Cabin Lit Chandelier: upcycled shed antlers
by Moon Stone Fox
Photo © Moon Stone Fox
HANGELIER: upcycled hangers turn into chandeliers by Organelle
Photo © Organelle
CRAFTSMAN HELICOID: swirling barrel stave chandelier by Wine Country Craftsman
Photo © Wine Country Craftsman
PET-ART chandeliers by Veronika Richterová
Photo © Michal Cihlář
VARIETY chandelier
by Marcantonio Raimondi Malerba
Photo © Marcantonio Raimondi Malerba
Ballroom Luminoso: Bicycle part chandeliers
by JB Public Art
Photo © JB Public Art
SKI-CHANDELIER by Willem Heeffer
Photo © Willem Heeffer
Elegant Porcelain cup Chandelier
by Laura Pregger
Photo © Laura Pregger
A feast of objects: Chandeliers
by Madeleine Boulesteix
Photo © Madeleine Boulesteix
CONNECT 13 by Facaro
Photo © Facaro
MATTRESS CHANDELIER by Claudia
Photo © Claudia
CNIDARIA by Klaus Rosburg
Photo © Klaus Rosberg
50 Jar Chandelier by Conant Metal & Light
Photo © Conant Metal & Light
VORTEX: steel wine barrel hoops chandelier
by Stil Novo Design
Photo © Still Novo Design
Relight my fire! by Gelmer Van Dorpe
Photo © Gelmer Van Dorpe
Celebration chandelier by Alkesh Parmar
Photo © Alkesh Parmar
VASISTAS: skylight chandelier
by Matthew Appleby
Photo © Matthew Appleby
Invisible Chandelier by Castor Design
Photo © Castor Design
Chaos Chandelier by Pepe Heykoop
Photo © Pepe Heykoop
Barn Roof Ventilator Chandelier
by Another Chance Shop
Photo © Another Chance Shop
Kodak Camera upcycled into Chandelier
by Retro Bender
Photo © Retro Bender
150 Litre Chandelier by Organelle Design
Photo © Organelle Design
CAN Light industrial scale at Midhill diner
by Willem Heeffer
Photo © Willem Heeffer
Paper Clip Chandelier
by Re:Design Technologies
Photo © Re:Design Technologies
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