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Sarah Turner LampThis dynamically structured chandelier designed bySarah Turner is made from the bottoms of 310 plastic bottles collected from coffee shops and homes. Nicknamed "Ella" for its early resemblance to an umbrella, the lamp measures over a meter wide. Its dramatic dome and multifaceted surface adds loads of texture to any space, and the carefully placed bottles create playful shadows within the stunning chandelier itself....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/the-ella-plastic-bottle-chandelier-is-an-umbrella-of-energy-efficient-light/'>READ ARTICLE</a>1
Ella Lamp by Sarah Turner Living SpaceThis dynamically structured chandelier designed bySarah Turner is made from the bottoms of 310 plastic bottles collected from coffee shops and homes. Nicknamed "Ella" for its early resemblance to an umbrella, the lamp measures over a meter wide. Its dramatic dome and multifaceted surface adds loads of texture to any space, and the carefully placed bottles create playful shadows within the stunning chandelier itself....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/the-ella-plastic-bottle-chandelier-is-an-umbrella-of-energy-efficient-light/'>READ ARTICLE</a>2
Ella Lamp by Sarah TurnerThis dynamically structured chandelier designed bySarah Turner is made from the bottoms of 310 plastic bottles collected from coffee shops and homes. Nicknamed "Ella" for its early resemblance to an umbrella, the lamp measures over a meter wide. Its dramatic dome and multifaceted surface adds loads of texture to any space, and the carefully placed bottles create playful shadows within the stunning chandelier itself....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/the-ella-plastic-bottle-chandelier-is-an-umbrella-of-energy-efficient-light/'>READ ARTICLE</a>3
Making of Ella by Sarah TurnerThis dynamically structured chandelier designed bySarah Turner is made from the bottoms of 310 plastic bottles collected from coffee shops and homes. Nicknamed "Ella" for its early resemblance to an umbrella, the lamp measures over a meter wide. Its dramatic dome and multifaceted surface adds loads of texture to any space, and the carefully placed bottles create playful shadows within the stunning chandelier itself....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/the-ella-plastic-bottle-chandelier-is-an-umbrella-of-energy-efficient-light/'>READ ARTICLE</a>4
Ella Lamp by Sarah TurnerThis dynamically structured chandelier designed bySarah Turner is made from the bottoms of 310 plastic bottles collected from coffee shops and homes. Nicknamed "Ella" for its early resemblance to an umbrella, the lamp measures over a meter wide. Its dramatic dome and multifaceted surface adds loads of texture to any space, and the carefully placed bottles create playful shadows within the stunning chandelier itself....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/the-ella-plastic-bottle-chandelier-is-an-umbrella-of-energy-efficient-light/'>READ ARTICLE</a>5
Ella Lamp by Sarah Turner InsideThis dynamically structured chandelier designed bySarah Turner is made from the bottoms of 310 plastic bottles collected from coffee shops and homes. Nicknamed "Ella" for its early resemblance to an umbrella, the lamp measures over a meter wide. Its dramatic dome and multifaceted surface adds loads of texture to any space, and the carefully placed bottles create playful shadows within the stunning chandelier itself....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/the-ella-plastic-bottle-chandelier-is-an-umbrella-of-energy-efficient-light/'>READ ARTICLE</a>6
Ella Lamp by Sarah Turner DetailThis dynamically structured chandelier designed bySarah Turner is made from the bottoms of 310 plastic bottles collected from coffee shops and homes. Nicknamed "Ella" for its early resemblance to an umbrella, the lamp measures over a meter wide. Its dramatic dome and multifaceted surface adds loads of texture to any space, and the carefully placed bottles create playful shadows within the stunning chandelier itself....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/the-ella-plastic-bottle-chandelier-is-an-umbrella-of-energy-efficient-light/'>READ ARTICLE</a>7
