Materials: HEMMA / ALA„NG / Driftwood
Description: 1)I found driftwood in Washington.
2) Drilled a hole through it.
3)A lamp base from Ikea and see the very nice result: a beautiful table lamp!
~ Yvonne van den Berg, Bakel The Netherlands
Monday, February 11, 2013
Recycled driftwood lamp
Materials: HEMMA / ALA„NG / Driftwood
Description: 1)I found driftwood in Washington.
2) Drilled a hole through it.
3)A lamp base from Ikea and see the very nice result: a beautiful table lamp!
~ Yvonne van den Berg, Bakel The Netherlands
6 comments:
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Seriously? This is barely a hack. Impress us people!
ReplyDeleteWhat's next? "I bought a lamp from someplace other than Ikea, placed it on a Ikea end table - behold my awesome hack!"
Seriously? I like it, and a lot of people buy these lamps for over $100. So I think it's nice to show that you can 'IKEA HACK' them for a lot less.
DeleteYes, Kelly, I am serious. It's wonderful that you like it, but that doesn't make it hack. You want ideas Kelly - go to apartmenttherapy.com.
DeleteEven if its not much of a hack, it really looks awesome! Great work!
ReplyDeleteI think it's a great idea....and it still qualifies as a hack.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration. I live next to a lake and was wondering how to make something similar. Going on a driftwood hunt tomorrow!
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