“Ella” Plastic Bottle Chandelier by
Designed by Sarah Turner, "Ella" is made from 310 plastic drinks bottles and has quite the presence at a size of over one meter wide. Each of the 310 bottles were collected from coffee shops and homes and then given a good clean. Then, they were sandblasted to make them turn white and pieced together by hand gradually to build the gorgeous round shape. The light was initially nicknamed ‘Ella’ in the early design stages when it resembled an umbrella... but the nickname stuck. Three low energy bulbs are used and as very little heat is generated, the bottles do not melt or deform in anyway.
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The way this chandelier impacts a space is incredible!
I like how this chandelier uses a different part of the plastic bottle then what you typically see with these kinds of upcycling projects
Excellent school holiday project idea!
Fantastic piece of art…functional and beautiful to look at…how on earth did you get the bottle bottoms to stick together?
Beautiful,you re genious and you do have a lots of good taste ,to turn an ordinary plastic bottle on a work of art and a beautiful one
chapeau SARA
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How is this piece actually constructed and placed together?? Further information would be greatly appreciated!