

Barrel Stave & Art Glass Fixture
This light fixture is dimmable. The five pieces of handblown glass were thrifted, and I paired them with whiskey barrel staves to create a unique, sustainable design. This one-of-a-kind piece now hangs in a beautifully remodeled kitchen.

Hollywood Style Phone Lamp
Vintage brass phone turned tabletop lamp. The curved mounting bar on the back is a reclaimed brass fireplace tool that i installed to hold the handset. I sold this piece in a shop in Washington, D.C. Coincidentally, I did a furniture delivery to the house of the person who bought it and saw it sitting on a reading table.

Euphonium Wall Sconce
It's always nice to find instruments that are already banged up. I feel so guilty about putting holes in instruments that have potential to be fixed. This euphonium cost me five bucks at an auction.

Flute Lamp
This beginners flute came out of a thrift store, and the base is an upside down brass ashtray from India. Upright wind instruments always make for such elegant tabletop lighting.

Liquor Bottle Lamps
Liquor bottle lamps are one of those projects that are rather easy to sell as long as I stick to popular brands. I made a lamp out of a Single Malt Glenlivet one time, and took it to shows for years before the right customer came along.

Tripod Lamps
Tripods are one of those materials that are just begging to turned into lighting. They're readily available in thrift stores for cheap, nice and sturdy, and completely adjustable.

Decanter Lamp
Wine bottle decanter from Italy. I got a set of diamond tip drill bits a few years back and went kind of wild finding glass and ceramics to drill through.

Clarinet Lamp

Trumpet Sconces

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