DIY floor lamp: simple and stylish

If you are tired of the usual lampshades, then there is a wonderful alternative that will take your time and attention for the coming weekend. And it will take quite a bit to implement this project: a lampshade frame (for example, a broken one), a rope and a bunch of branches, which finally can find a worthy application. Moreover, in this way, a very unusual and original light can be obtained. So let's get started:

you will need to select the appropriate structure for the lampshade, for this, for example, you can use the old broken one, which can always be found in any family;

then it is necessary to remove fabric, various screws and other unnecessary parts from it, completely exposing the frame;

after that it is necessary to scrape off the rust, for example, using a sandpaper;

if desired, you can draw a structure;

reduce the diameter of the wood by approximately 5 cm, providing the basis for your future lighting kit;

Next, install a metal bracket that will hold the base by drilling holes on both sides;

Now you will need a lighting kit and dimmer, purchased at a hardware store and installed in advance;

it is necessary to install a lighting kit over the base;

then it is necessary to collect branches, which should have a length equal to the length of the frame, from the top to the base;

tie the structure with a rope, which will serve as a decor and holder for the subsequently attached branches;

lay out the branches exactly in a row along the structure, trim the protruding edges;

Next, you need to connect the branches together with the structure using a wire (subsequently the wires are dismantled)

trim the upper edges of the branches with scissors to give the lamp an aesthetic appearance;

then wrap the edges of the branches in several rows with a rope, so the branches should be fixed at the base and at the top of the lamp;

if desired, the branches can be tied with a rope in the middle of the lamp;

remove the wire that was used to secure the branches by cutting it with scissors;

it is necessary to adapt the light diffuser, this can be done using tracing paper, which must be rolled up and inserted into the center of the lampshade, then screw in a light bulb with a power of not more than 15 - 20 watts;

your wonderful floor lamp is ready, and a dimmer will help you choose the degree of illumination you need, depending on the situation and your preferences