I could not resist the temptation to make a lamp out of one of my empty cardboard rolls that I have saved when I bought poster. According to me you can not have too many light sources at home in the winter and the light I used was only two watt low energy lamp that gives a dull and cozy light.
You need
.a cardboard roll
.scissors
.black tape
.low 2 watt bulb
.lamp cord
Start to thread the lamp cord through the tube and when you are satisfied with how much you want it to show out of the tube fasten it with the tape. I let the lamp stay inside the tube because I used 2 watt low energy lamp which does not get hot, never use lamps that are stronger than two watt for this. But if you want to be sure about it all and just to be on the safe side, let the lamp stick out of the tube. And last I made a hole on the tube and hang it on to the wall. Done!
Wow!! Nice and simple! Happy friday!! Anniken*
SvaraRaderaGreat lamp!
SvaraRaderaVad fräckt! :-)
SvaraRaderaSuper enkelt och super smart!!!
SvaraRaderabrilliant idea :) cables always look so good on your creations and shots, I love how they become integral part of design instead of distracting necessity
SvaraRaderaThat's really cool. Yes it is.
SvaraRaderaYna
Great idea!!! Thanks! Greetings!
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This is brilliant! Love how it looks :) Now where can i get a cord lamp like this...
SvaraRaderaThanks everyone!
SvaraRaderaMilynn I bought mine from a lamp store!
Dr Grane det stämmer, jag poängterade just det att bara använda lågenergilampor max.2 watt till det här.
Så fint och fiffigt! häls. miaw åland/finland
SvaraRaderaOhhh how simple life can be!!
SvaraRaderaI love it, I love it!!!
Have a nice weekend..
xoxo Elly
This is so great! Well done!
SvaraRaderaYou are such an inspiration! :)
/Hanna
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SvaraRaderaSuper cool! Vet du var man hittar 2 watts lampor?
SvaraRaderaSå cool! Vilken butik hittade du 2 watts lampor?
SvaraRaderaBrilliant!
SvaraRaderaSuch a cool idea. Thanks for the inspiration
SvaraRaderaIt's a good idea!! Congratulations!
SvaraRaderaWhere do you get these ideas of yours, I just love them.
SvaraRaderaYou could use 12 volt DC and use higher output lights with less heat risk.
SvaraRaderaHi great blog !!!!! I love it and follow you now :-))))))))))
SvaraRaderalove this DIY! i am a big fan of your blog. i am a third year architecture student in California and have recently applied to spend my fourth year abroad in Copenhagen. fingers crossed i get in! i would love to learn from the clean and refined design aesthetic in Denmark, and apply it to not only my architecture work, but my fashion and diys on my blog as well!
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Paige
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Hur cool som helst!
SvaraRaderaGreetings! Are you mostly an active online visitor or you are for offline ways of communication?
SvaraRaderacool love the diy...you are my new favourite interior designer.
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Aww, ihania <3
SvaraRaderaAwesome Izrada sajtova
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SvaraRaderaHow did you fit the light to the wall?
SvaraRaderaHow have you attached the tube to the wall?
SvaraRaderaI absolutely love the idea!
I agree with everyone, it's a great idea, well done. Thanks for the tutorial.
SvaraRaderaI shared this article on my site.