Design A Chandelier To Beautify Your Home

Of all the things you can create in your home, DIY chandeliers can be one of the most interesting projects you can take up to elevate the look and feel of your home. There is nothing like decorating your home with things you have made with your hands. It not only adds your personal touch to your surroundings but also play a part in conveying your persona to guests and visitors. Moreover, making a chandelier on your own is a creative challenge that can be very fulfilling for people with artistic hunches.

To get started with designing your own chandelier, you need to look at various designs online and choose one that is doable as well as matches the aesthetics of your home. Chandeliers come in various styles with varying complexities. It is best to start with a relatively easier design that can be replicated or built upon to create your own unique design. You can find the items required to build the chandelier, like wires, lights, aluminium foil, wax papers, and glass crystals, online. Online retailers sell glass chandelier crystals in bulk which are a lot cheaper than buying from the market. 

An easy design to build on can be the Faux Capiz Shell Chandelier which can be built in one afternoon. To build this, you will need some wire grating, laminated rice paper, paper punches, sewing machine, thread, aluminium foil and wax paper. This design is straightforward and creates a minimalist look for your chandeliers. 

Another idea can be to build a brass chandelier, which can be a simple yet elegant addition to your home decor. You can shape the chandelier according to your will and the number of bulbs you are planning to use. These chandeliers look sculptural and can capture the attention of guests in one look. 

For designing outdoor chandeliers for your porches or balcony, you can repurpose old chandelier frames by adding candles and repainting the frame. This can have a vintage feel and add a special aura to your evenings on the porch. You can also add specially designed crystals to refract the light from the candles and create a magical shine that can fill up your house.