DIY Light Fixtures For Your Home to Obsess Over

Clair made this DIY feather lamp shade to go in her dining room for only $18. I love how feminine and light (no pun intended) it is.

Here is an upcycled fan idea! This DIY light fixture is more industrial, and I love that Edison bulb Randi used for this project.

Embroidery hoops and chicken wire come together to make a cool rustic light! Just because it is a laundry room doesn't mean it can't have some style.

Amy made this brass pendant light for less than $40. She was inspired by one from Pottery Barn Kids with a price of $299.

Have you ever fallen in love with something and it sells out? That is what happened to Sarah with this light fixture. So, of course, she DIY'd it and saved herself $100 in the process!

Turn your builder grade bathroom fixture into a farmhouse style light using mason jars! Plus a little bit of spray paint, of course.

$20 and one hour is all Carrie needed to make this light. She removed the outdated lantern light added some spray paint and a decorative orb.

I love the use of wooden beads and twisted cloth covered wire in this pendant light project.

I don't know how many sides this thing has, but it's a lot. The point is - you don't have to figure it out, because Brynne already has it laid out for you in her tutorial.

Gina figured out how to get the modern style light she was craving for a fraction of the price! I love the unique look.

This mason jar fixture adds the perfect rustic touch to a kitchen or dining area.

Make a sconce using a simple wood dowel and decorative metallic sheet, supplies you can get from the home improvement store.

Can you believe this pendant lamp fixture is made from clothespins and fencing material? It’s so easy to make, too. Looks great in a laundry room but I think it would be fun in the kitchen too.

Get the look of a delicate Japanese lantern without the hefty price tag! This DIY wall sconce will brighten up your home with a modern take on the traditional rice paper covered lantern.

DIY light fixtures can be rustic and modern at the same time - like this one! Tracie used a recycled lamp fixture and wood slats to make a truly fabulous hanging pendant.

Learn how to make two different styles of textured light fixtures with an IKEA lamp as a base!

Use cut wine bottles and Mod Podge Sheer Colors to make this beautiful and unique wine bottle chandelier. Customize with your own colors!

Greg made these corbel sconces after purchasing similar ones on Amazon and realizing that he could make them for much cheaper on his own. So can you!

This DIY light fixture is kind of like the corbel sconce above, but with the additions of a pulley and shade.

Not in love with your existing wall sconces? You can reuse the main light fixture and replace the shade. Christine replaced her outdates sconces with a wood enclosure.

Are you a bibliophile? Then this project is perfect for you! I can't believe you can make DIY light fixtures out of books, but it's true.

Pick flat marbles in your favorite colors to make these gorgeous light fixtures. You can use clear marbles for something a little more neutral, or use a fun color.

This requires a little bit of work but the resulting light fixture is worth it! Pallet wood, mason jars . . . it's got everything you need for farmhouse decor.