FactoryTwentyOne’s Handmade Lampshades are Constructed from Discarded Shipping Pallets
Posted By Christopher Berry On March 14, 2013 @ 5:00 pm In green Interiors,Green Lighting,Reader Submitted Content | No Comments
FactoryTwentyOne [4]‘s Pallet Pendant Shade is made from – you guessed it – recycled shipping pallets [5]. Each fixture is handmade all the way down to the elastic (which is available in an array of colors to suit your decor). The shade comes flat-packed and it can be easily assembled without glue, screws or hammering. The shade can also be used with existing light fittings — the perfect solution if you’re looking to jazz up an old lamp!
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