Refabbed chandelier

Sarah from Life on Virginia Street had her heart set on a wood bead chandelier for her office. Unfortunately, the price tags on the fixtures Sarah loved weren’t cooperating with her design plans. Sarah instead landed on plan B – refabbing an existing fixture. Equipped with spray paint, chalk paint, and wax, Sarah turned a nickel chandelier with green and purple beads into a pretty convincing knock-off. Would you ever guess those aren’t real wood beads?!?

Planted and Blooming Girl Christy was dead set on the design of a vine and crystal chandelier for her dining room. When she couldn’t find a more budget-friendly alternative to the Ballard chandy she loved, Christy knew it was time to take matters into her own crafty hands. Christy achieved the same look by wrapping her current chandelier with vines, spray painting it, and then adding crystals. Mission accomplished!

Holy moly! Everywhere I look I happen upon another fabulous project with rope. Jordin at I Love That! dressed up her builder grade chandelier with …

Jeanette from Home Style adored a chandelier decked out with wooden beads from Pottery Barn and happened to have an old chandelier hanging outside with …

Connie from Connie Nikiforoff Designs was inspired to create a lovely glass and crystal chandy for her dining area. Connie’s new modern fixture actually began …