Showing posts with label lamp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lamp. Show all posts

Tuesday, 28 October 2025

Newly Listed: Sea Urchin Table Lamp


 

Sea Urchin Table Lamp, Ombre Coral Fan, Coastal Decor by StarHomeStudio

Pink Sands Turquoise Water Woman Floating Ocean Beach Digital Print Photo by GreenAcresMedia

Ocean Poster, Pink Sunset Print, Surfers Wall Art, Sea Waves Art, Pink Teal Colors Decor by S4StarSbySiSSy

Sunday, 22 March 2020

Crazy Times...


Is there any other subject lately anywhere? The Coronavirus has been on the news for weeks but as it is spreading and thousands of new cases are coming in every day, life is drastically changing for everyone.


The world never felt this united, everyone is affected by it, everywhere people are talking about staying at home, social distancing and quarantine. The numbers are now growing at a very scary speed, while China seems to have it under control, Italy, the USA, Spain, and Germany are now in such growing numbers that health care systems might very possibly collapse.


Staying at home is just the only way to try to straighten the curve so that the health care system can manage the sick.  Being stuck at home for weeks especially in cities is kind of a jail experience, but it is a small sacrifice compared to what some people are selflessly enduring right now.


In that sense, we are very lucky. We are usually a lot at home as we work from home. We have a garden so if rules get stricter we still can go outside without seeing anyone. The doggies are great companion, and we create create create to keep our minds sane.


As our ateliers are in our new home but our home itself hasn't moved yet we are not in a perfect state. Money has run out and things are too crazy to finish our move now so we will just have to wait for things to calm down.


With even less time outside than usual, I made this lamp that took me an entire day till midnight and then some more hours the next day.


It originally was a crystal lamp but it was missing pieces. The crystals will come handy in other projects. I used vintage lucite leaves for this lamp. We bought these many years ago and who knows what we were planning with them because we bought tons of them and hardly used them.


I'm never alone at home :)


p.s. the mirror used to be a clock, a (plastic) copy of an old French type, it was a curb find in Amsterdam many years ago, I turned it into a mirror, always love to turn 'trash' into treasure. The clock part I used for another project.


So after many hours I absolutely love how this lamp turned out.


While the world is upside down it is good to put energy into positivity, creativity, and (fur) family to keep us sane.


I'd like to hear how you are spending your days during these crazy times? How are you feeling about what is happening?




Stay safe and healthy everyone, we are all in this together, the world is smaller than we thought after all.


The lamp is available at StarHomeStudio.

Monday, 20 March 2017

Newly Listed: Sequins Lamp


Sequins Lamp, Accent Lamp, Table Light, Romantic Floral Lamp made with Vintage Sequins by StarHomeStudio
Cloud Photography, nature sunset photography sky pastel pink orange purple art home decor by Briole
She made a wish in weeping rain by GordanaPhoto
Nature Photography, In the Clover, fine art print, macro clover leaf, home decor by MsBellePhotography

Thursday, 19 May 2016

Dissecting a Faucet


For years we have this beautiful brass faucet. Due to some damages not usable as a faucet it was begging to become a Steampunk lamp.


After a thorough internet search by mum we had beautiful wiring, socket and plug and also scored a heavy cast iron feet where the faucet fits perfectly in.


I sawed off the attached copper pipes and had to completely put all pieces apart of the faucet to be able to wire it. It was quite funny to see the anatomy (hence the title with dissecting)  of the faucet. I had to make it worse before it could get better.
After the plumbing lessons I also had some electricity lessons (yaay for youtube) and finished the awesome ( if I may say so) Steampunk lamp.


The cast iron foot was a perfect fit, the lamp is heavy (4.4 kg - 9 lb 7 oz) making it very stable.


It is funny it took ages but not the making of it more collecting the parts and also I thought I would need an electrician but turns out it was easy to do it myself.


Now that I know that I can handle it and always can ask dear YouTube for help there might appear some more lamps in the near future :)


The lamp is available in our StarHomeStudio shop, right now it has an USA plug but that can be changed to another Country's system :)