I spotted this great beaded chandelier in Pottery Barn recently and really liked it. It’s a nice switch from many of the styles out there, yet not weird or too trendy feeling, you know? I think it suits traditional or rustic interiors and adds a little boho looseness.
Pottery Barn
And this subtle Pottery Barn number isn’t the only handsome example on the market. Just check these out!
From Circa Lighting…
Circa Lighting
A gorgeous colourful example from House Beautiful Magazine…
For a Canadian source, check out this stunner from Cobi Ladner’s Cobi Style!
Cobi Style
And for some more colourful beaded examples (I like it as a sconce too, don’t you?)…
I’d have to see these in situ. I do like a bit of colour but I fear I might tire of these in short order. Perhaps the sconces would suit.
I hear you Mike, it’s tricky to invest in colour pieces if they cost a lot You wonder if you’ll get sick of them and regret it. I think I see the turquoise bead ones in a whitewashed beachy country place, and in that context, I’d never get sick of it. But in a main house, the wooden beads or clear might be wise.
Michael
I really like the Pottery Barn one too – really cool but not trendy “trying too hard” – a difficult thing to find!
On a website called Knock Off Decor she showed how to make a wood bead chandelier.. http://knockoffdecor.com/wood-bead-chandelier/
Yes! I love the sconce!
I’ve been trying to source the turquoise house beautiful one and can’t find anyone who sells it. Can anyone help? I also found the same one in navy/ orange online but don’t know how to order. I think either would be perfect for our nursery.
Never thought i’d like beaded chandeliers but these products looks pretty awesome!
I love that one from pottery barn too! I spotted it when I was down at Miami earlier in February! the blue one also stole my heart
Hi Michael, I love the beaded sconce, do you have a source?
Lynn
Hi Michael, love the beaded sconce, do you have a source?
Lynn
There’s a tutorial on pinterest for the wooden bead chandelier (I made one, too — it’s pretty easy). I’ve also made one for a pavilion in my back yard made from ping pong balls, of all things. It looks magical at night & not cheap (but the plastic makes it more weather impervious)
These are very beautiful beaded chandeliers! REally look elegant, perfect for the entire house. I love that one from pottery barn. I will try to visit the following sites for more info on this.