6 Oyster Shell Chandelier Ideas You Will Love
I love decorating with oyster shells. Check out these 6 oyster shell chandelier ideas you will love.
Oyster Shell Chandelier
I must admit that I am partial to oysters shells. Each one so very unique. Living by the beautiful coast in South Carolina they are lots of oyster reefs. The possibilities are endless.
Take a look and get inspired. Southern Soulmates has a fabulous chandelier DIY that is very easy to make. All you need is a 5-gallon bucket fill with oyster shells to start you out.
Flea Market Trixie uses a vintage metal lamp removing the shade and cleverly stringing 120 shells creating an amazing hanging chandelier.
You can also use a drill to create a hole in the oyster shell so you can hang it with hooks on the lighting fixture. You can purchase the hooks at most fabric stores where they sell curtain hooks. You can find these hanging lamp forms at Wayfair or Amazon.
My friend Janet’s sister designs these chandeliers in Savannah Georgia which is about a 20-minute drive for me. The first photo in my post is the chandelier that was created by her. You can purchase them or you can make your own.
I love Chartreuse just discovered this cool blog which has everything I love. A dreamy European style with french inspired decor.
I love the feel of coastal decor especially when you can create something beautiful as these oyster shell chandeliers. If you are interested in making an oyster chandelier stop by one of the links in this post to get the tutorial. You will need to purchase some oyster shells which you can find below. Even though I have not made a chandelier its definitely on my bucket list.
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Absolutely love these. They add such character to a room!
How clever are these ideas! Each so unique and perfect in different settings. I admire the creativity. Stopping by from Fabulous Friday Party. Carrie, A Mother’s Shadow
Thanks for enjoying the oyster shell ideas
Maria
All beautiful!! Thanks for sharing with the Thursday Blog hop!
Thanks Pam I have been really busy moving, so thanks for this.
Maria
I’m looking for a non electric exterior oyster chandelier like the one above with the “design your own” picture, instead of electric candelabra I want small glass votive holders … any ideas ?
Thanks
Angela
Not sure if this is what you are looking for but this is with votive http://www.shabbyfufublog.com/2016/08/how-to-make-farmhouse-mason-jar.html
I know you wanted oysters, but you can add oyster by drilling a hole in oyster and hanging them with wire on this DIY. Thanks Maria
So many great and useful tips! I don’t even know where to start! Thanks anyway.
Thanks so much for stopping by!
do you make custom oyster chandeliers if I send you a picture ?
No I don’t just write about them.