In the modern world resources are getting scarce at a rapid pace, which makes it extremely important for everybody to recycle, reduce and reuse objects which otherwise would add to landfill waste. Plastic takes thousands of years to degrade and recycling glass isn’t altogether an eco-friendly business. The demands to increase the lifetime of products such as plastic and glass, has given industrial designers and creative DIYers think out ways to create stunning pieces of art that would better the aesthetics of your house. Check out some illuminating chandeliers below that have been made using recycled materials:
• Stuart Haygarth Plastic Chandelier:
• Recycled Bottle Cascade Chandelier:
• Recycled Ballpoint Pens Volivik Lamp:
• Beer Bottle Chandelier:
• Recycled PET bottle Chandelier:
• Aurora Robson’s Recycled Chandelier:
• Party Popper Chandelier:
• Recycled Plastic Spoon Chandelier:
• Bicycle Chain Chandelier:
• DIY Styrofoam Chandelier:
• Plastic Container Chandelier:
• CD Jewel Case Chandelier:
• Lotus Recycled Glass Chandelier:
• Broken Glass Chandelier:
• Eco-Luxe recycled coffee stirrers chandelier:
• Recycled Screws Chandelier:
• Cloud Walk Recycled Paper Chandelier:
• Recycled Aluminum Calliope Luxury Chandelier:
• Illummi-Nations Recycled Atlas Chandelier:
• Beaded Glory Recycled Chandelier:
• Recycled Light Bulb Chandelier:
• Recycled Milk Crate Chandelier:
• Reclaimed Cardboard Tube Chandelier:
• Light Reading Recycled Paper Chandelier: