Bottle pendant light

Creating a DIY bottle chandelier transforms ordinary glass bottles into a stunning, eco-friendly lighting fixture. It's a fun project that adds rustic charm and personality to any room. With just some empty bottles, a wooden base, and string lights, you can craft a unique conversation piece. There's a clever trick to arranging the bottles that'll make your chandelier truly shine.

Repurposed alcohol bottles with the bottoms removed. Then turned into pendant lights suspended from an oak beam.

This is such a fun pendant light idea! You can make it from a recycled glass bottle. The project is from Rachelle at Adventures in Creating,

This pulley pendant lamp can be made with any two bottles of your choice, whether they be wine bottles or liquor bottles. Just let us know if you have something else in mind, other than the square bottles, pictured. The 5" round metal aluminum pulley can be finished in black, oil rubbed bronze or copper. The bottles pictured are 1L square. The fixture, from the metal ball down to the bottom of the bottles is 29". The fixture comes with two vintage style 40 watt lightbulbs. The electrical…

The Temporium: London designer Lee Broom will be selling his lights made from lead crystal decanters at our new retail venture The Temporium in London, 9-19 December. Called Decanterlight, the products are made from decanters Broom sources through antiques markets and vintage shops. They are either left clear or coated in a polished gold finish.

Add a touch of cozy to your home with these beautiful wine bottle lights. Any bottle can become a beautiful piece of home decor – just in time for fall!