Recycled oyster shells made into beautiful lamps.
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A lampshade was dismantled to create this charming oyster shell lamp. To make an oyster shell lamp you have to Drill Holes in the Shells so you can string the oysters together.
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This oyster shell lamp was crafted with a swag light kit and vintage metal lamp shade. Fabric was removed, then shells were strung together with craft wire.
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DIY Oyster Shell Table Lamps
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Oyster shell lamps bring a unique touch of the sea to your space with their organic shapes and rustic textures. Rustic oyster shells are used to make stunning hanging lamps, such as hanging light pendants and oyster chandeliers. You can also find some table lamps made with oyster shells. Here is a selection of oyster lamps sold online, as well as DIY oyster lamps. Using oyster shells for lamp construction is also considered an eco-friendly choice, as it repurposes a natural byproduct that would otherwise go to waste.
A lampshade was dismantled to create this charming oyster shell lamp. To make an oyster shell lamp you have to Drill Holes in the Shells so you can string the oysters together.
Where to find oyster shells?
Get them from a seafood store or restaurant.
Look for the drilled ones -also see below!
This oyster shell lamp was crafted with a swag light kit and vintage metal lamp shade. Fabric was removed, then shells were strung together with craft wire.
To make this oyster shell pendant light you'll need a Plug-In Hanging Lamp Light Cord with Socket or a Pendant Light Kit, and a Swag Light Kit with Chain. Or hang your lamp straight without the swag kit. You could also buy a suitable Swag Lamp with Shade or a Pendant Lamp to use for the project.
This great oyster shell table lamp stands on a side table at the Tides Beach Club in Maine. Follow the link above to check out an awesome DIY version of that oyster lamp! Plus you will also find other DIY seashell lamps.
