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Friday, August 19, 2011

Tertial Chandelier


Materials: Tertial Work Light

Description:
- Weld Armature.
- Spray paint shades.
- Mount armature to ceiling.
- Attach work lights.
- Solder wires together.
- Enjoy!


~ Jay Dokken, designcommissiongallery.com, Seattle, Washington, USA
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15 comments:

  2. That might overload the circuitry. Keep a fire extinguisher about.

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  4. Hi Jules,

    This is very unique! I've never seen anything like it. Nice job!

    We will be sure to share this on http://www.interiordesignpro.org

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  6. mmm i don't like it very much, i mean: how much energy will you use? is it eco-friendly?

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  7. @dosiss: I counted 30 bulbs. Which means at 60 watts per bulb, we're talking 1800 watts. What a terrific way to waste money!

    BTW, eco-friendliness, green movement and global warming (more like global warming scare tactics) are all overrated! The bottom line should be about money out of pocket.

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  8. anonymous: it was for me your answer, i think. i don't mind green movements, or anything like this, i think only about being reasonable, sensible, how to explain. in a room you usually don't need so much watts.
    and yes, with such a global crisis, it's an unreasonable way to waste money.
    by it's only my opinion, you don't need to feel offended or hurt.

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  9. If you look at the photos or actually read the post you will notice that this is a hack for an art gallery, maybe they need that amount of light.

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  10. Hi all-

    The chandelier uses mini CFL bulbs that pull 5 watts each, 40 lamps in all = 200 watts.

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  11. This is kinda creepy...it reminds me of GLaDOS from Portal lol.

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  12. I really like it, 200 watts isn't much and you could wire it so there were switches to enable a few, some, lots, or all the lamps on at once. Nice one Jay!

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  13. Do not solder household currents.

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  14. This was a triumph!

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  15. Go Jay! :)

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