DIY lampshade repair

If you have been wondering how to decorate your apartment or house for a long time without significant costs funds and time, we propose to transform the light sources, namely make a lampshade for floor lamp do it yourself. You probably know that a beautiful and unusual chandelier in a store is very expensive, but you don't have to spend a lot of money to make something amazing. We will use the most common materials that you will definitely find on your farm. Any lampshade begins with a frame, if you have a ready-made one - you will only have to decorate it, if not, do not be discouraged, we will easily make the basis on our own.

Any of the elements that we will use in the future as a decor must be attached to something. In order to quickly cope with this task we will need: thick wire, round nose pliers, cardboard. Any frame consists at least two rings connected by spacers. Decide on the desired shape and size of the future lampshade.

Consider the simplest type of frame - conical. The lower ring will have a diameter of 30 cm and the upper one 20 cm. discover wire lengthto be cut off, you need to multiply the desired diameter by the number "pi" (3.14), that is, 30 * 3.14 = 94.2 cm. The ends of the wire must be connected and bent with round-nose pliers. The height of the spacers will determine the height of the lampshade itself. For the reliability of the structure, we recommend making at least 4 transverse fasteners, which will be attached to the rings at an equal distance. It should look something like this:

If you are preparing a frame for a future fabric shade, then you need to wrap it in thick cardboard so that the fabric has something to attach to. To do this, do pattern. Wrap the frame with newspaper, mark the line at which the newspaper will rotate completely, and leave a centimeter of glue margin and a top and bottom line. Cut off the excess and transfer the resulting sketch to cardboard. You can fix it to the frame with a hot-gun with glue, do not forget to grease the joint well, remove excess glue with a piece of cloth. Your frame is ready, you can start decorating.

These materials will be useful to us for making lamp shade ball. Make this DIY lampshade for a floor lamp even those who are sure that handicrafts and handicrafts are not at all his element will be able to. As basics we will use a balloon or an old rubber ball. We also need PVA glue, a deep bowl and a wide brush. Method essence consists in winding threads on an inflated ball. The color, thickness and number of threads used are purely individual. If you want a more textured and dense shade that will let in little light, use twine and wind until you cover almost the entire surface of the ball.

Broken wooden hangers, or those that are long overdue for renewal can be found in every home. Finally, you can not just throw them away, but find a more worthy use. By the way, these may not necessarily be hangers. Old ones will do too broken slats. They are rather thin and have an arched shape. Before assembling such a lampshade, immediately think about its color. If you are an adherent of everything natural, simply sandpaper the wooden surface to remove minor imperfections, and then open with a water-based varnish. If you want to make the composition multi-colored, use spray paints. Now it's time to think about how we will position the elements on the wireframe.Most simple option looks like that:

The figure shows that there were removed metal hooks, and the hangers themselves are sawn in half and simply glued to the chuck. You can do this, or you can work a little and get a more interesting result. We need a screwdriver. Remove hooks, paint hangers and drill a hole in one edge. Insert the wire into the resulting hole, typing the required number of hangers on it. Now fasten the edges of the wire, and in the space that forms after fastening, insert the cartridge with the wire in advance. Place the hangers evenly with their backs to each other and tighten in the middle with a metal clip. You will be amazed at the appearance of the finished plafond. Making such a lampshade for a chandelier with your own hands is easy and short-lived.

Recently, it has become very popular weaving products from newspaper tubes... Skillful housewives make baskets for storing various items, sew covers on them, decorate, paint and even sell them over the Internet. We thought that in this way it is quite possible to make a beautiful lamp shade for the chandelier, which will look great in the hallway or dining room. We don't even need a frame, but we do need a lot of newspapers.

In order to make a stylish and unusual lampshade that perfectly complements the interior with its soft, cozy light, you can use the usual cans different sizes. It is necessary to remove all labels, remove glue residues from the surface, wash and dry well. Next, we will use a small hammer and a nail to make holes on the walls. Draw marker desired pattern, pour water into a jar and place in the freezer until completely frozen. This is done so that at the time of making holes, the bank is not deformed... The second option to keep the shape is to stuff it tightly with paper. It remains to carefully make holes and dip the finished product in hot water to remove ice. You will get small cute plafonds, from which it is recommended to create compositions. The surface can be left unchanged, or painted or wrapped in tissue paper.

Suitable for us and glass jars, especially if they have a non-standard shape and color. However, you can give them any color, it's very simple. Prepare sockets and bulbs in advance. To place them inside, carefully poke holes in the lids using a knife to open them. In the future, you will need to replace the lamp, so give preference to swirling banks. The hole should be equal to the diameter of the cartridge, no more. Thread the threaded part through the hole in the cover, and then screw on the bulb. Now let's get down to registration the plafonds themselves. Wash and dry the jars thoroughly. Now you can paint, decorate, paste over with beads or flowers, wrap them with colored threads or lace, in general, whatever you like. Fasten the surface painted or covered with small parts with clear varnish and screw on the caps. Your shades are ready.

When making any of the above types of shades, remember that all materials are fire hazardous... Moreover, when exposed to frequent heating from incandescent lamps. Therefore, place all parts on distance of at least 15 cm from the center of the plafond, that is, the minimum diameter of your product should be at least 30 cm.Following this simple rule, you will protect yourself and your home from unnecessary troubles.

It happens that a properly working lamp or a loved one, inherited from the grandmother's night light, works properly, but it is significantly worn ... at least 20 ways to improve the situation: either fix the old lampshade, or play with it in a new way, or, at worst, throw it away, creating something mega-creative instead!

A few words from history: translated from French, abat-jour is translated as "muffler of light". For the first time, such mufflers appeared about two hundred years ago, but their ancestors - dampers for torches and candles, were invented in antiquity.Until that memorable day when the talented designer Louis Tiffany tried to create his first lampshade from pieces of broken multicolored glass, they were made exclusively from fabric. About overnight with Tiffany, another equally talented designer, Antonin Dom, came up with a crystal lampshade.

Today, crystal, fabric and glass are not enough - lampshades are made from almost any material known today. You, too, can use almost anything that comes to hand - the main thing is the right combination and a sense of proportion! So, 20 ideas for inspiration ...

Fabric lampshade

You can choose absolutely any fabric - from organza to jeans. You can simply drag the frame anew with one fabric, or you can create a whole collage of shreds of different texture and color. You can also make artificial flowers out of fabric and sheathe an old lampshade with ready-made buds. You can beautifully use children's clothes, as did the authors of such an original night lamp - skirts ...

We apply knitting

If you have a lot of unused balls, or an old worn sweater - you will definitely need them when creating a new lampshade! Of course, you can tie the frame of the night lamp again, but it will be faster to sew a colorful warm "cover" from an unnecessary sweater. Stick knitting needles into it with started knitting, or put a basket of yarn next to it - and the atmosphere in the house will become warmer from such a cozy little thing!

Greening the territory

An ingenious and, as often happens, a very simple idea. We take a flowerpot with the most lush vegetation and fix it in the frame of a floor lamp or night lamp. It looks very creative and lively.

Lace or thread

An old version of a fake, which many of us were taught at school - inflate a balloon to make it as round as possible and wrap it with woolen thread or straw, periodically wetting it in glue. When the work is completely dry, the ball is pierced and removed. In your hands you are left with a beautiful ball of threads or straws.

I suggest using lace knitted napkins instead of threads! But remember that it is worth bursting the ball only when all the glue on the product has dried and the lampshade has become dense!

Chinese lantern in a new way

A simple Chinese lantern can be revived beyond recognition in an evening with the help of fabric flowers and ordinary gouache! Just draw sakura twigs on the flashlight, attach the flowers with glue and that's it!

Paper or pictures

One of the easiest ways to update an old lampshade is to paste over it with newspaper clippings or old photos. Some even manage to use unnecessary X-rays!

We update the fabric lampshade with decoupage

Designer lampshades for inspiration

I had a fix idea - to make a floor lamp. I found many interesting lampshades on the Internet, my hands began to itch. And here is good luck! A colleague of mine asked to update her old lampshade. The lampshade was really loved, it was renewed by the hostess many times, acquired a new fringe, etc.

Our man is known to be strong in hindsight, I didn't think to take the initial photo.

So, the material of the lampshade was an oilcloth. Since the lampshade is already many years old, the edges are cracked and torn. This was also aided by the glue used to secure the fringe. Therefore, the entire frame is generously covered with perennial layers of glue. The glue was different, similar to the classic Moment and Super Moment.

Since the glue is different, different means are needed, I reasoned soberly. There used to be an experience of getting rid of the super-moment with anti-glue. It was more difficult with the classic Moment. The store advised a "label remover". I didn't even think that this happens.

The process took much longer than I expected. And the sad result - the anti-glue didn't help. I had to wipe it off with improvised means: the nail polish remover helped, but the result is not shiny, and also the smell 🙁

But the "anti-label" perfectly got rid of the Moment glue and did not damage the lampshade coating.True, the process is time consuming: apply to the surface, after 10 minutes remove the glue. It smells quite bearable, but it is not very convenient to apply with a brush (just the manufacturer did not know that I would clean the frame) and you cannot apply it to the entire frame at once.

Well, I thought naively, now everything will go like clockwork! All you need to do is sew a cover, nothing.

We will prepare materials, make a pattern and that's it, it's in the bag.

Eternal arrogance, always fails me!

I decided that it would be a removable cover (that's why there is a zipper), and it could also be wiped clean, etc., etc.

Recently I read about the Lamiflex film. You put it on the fabric, iron it and the fabric is covered with a durable transparent film. Great idea!

So, the first thing that was recommended on the Internet is to make a pattern. First I tried to translate it through a newspaper, then through a plastic bag - paper tape turned out to be the best and simpler solution. Then I just pasted it on the paper.

So, I cut out 6 parts of the future lampshade and, holding my breath, began to glue Lamiflex. According to the instructions, through a foreign fabric, first smooth it with a warm iron, and then with a hot iron. It is better to immediately cut out pieces of film a little larger than the fabric you are laminating, because no matter how hard you try, the film also sticks to the ironing board through the fabric, but comes off easily. Here again I was disappointed. The film stuck to the fabric, but, as it seemed to me, not evenly everywhere. Since I am persistent in my perseverance, I began to iron more intensely, as a result, from one edge of the film, the film began to go in waves, additional ironing did not help. I think that skill is required here, I will train. The lamination idea failed.

What to do with a lampshade? Doublerin came to the rescue. And glued as needed and keeps the shape. Here I also overdid it a little - I used too hard, softer dublerin made the subsequent work easier.

Further it is easier - I sewed the parts together. Remember, I still wanted to make the cover removable, so I sewed on a zipper and sewn a bias tape along the larger edge to hide the edges. I tried on a cover on the frame and clearly understood - not to be a removable cover. Due to the stiffness of the dublerin, it was not possible to stretch the fabric. But the binding helped to secure the cover to the frame. I sewed a cover on top and bottom.

As my sewing teacher says, the main thing is to hide flaws. I decided to make ruffles above and below.

There is little left to do - from the inside to close the place of sewing the inlay to the frame with a tape. I used a white cord, they sell them in hardware stores. Here's what happened in the end. I can state that none of my initial ideas came true. It is comforting that the new lampshade is better than the old oilcloth 🙂 And the hostess liked the lampshade.

Someone may need practical information about various materials and tools.

And for those who, like me, are only mastering lampshade clothes, perhaps my experiments will help to avoid annoying mistakes and save energy.

Those who have a creative imagination and like to decorate the house with their own hand-made things in their free time have several advantages over others.

1. What is the advantage
2. From fabric
3. From paper
4. From threads
5. Other solutions

• The opportunity to save money. A unique author's product will be obtained free of charge or you will need to purchase a small amount of materials, which is several times less than the cost of a finished product purchased in a store.

• A way to express your individuality, to invent and make extraordinary, unlike typical, interior items, for example, shades for chandeliers, with your own hands;

• Working together with young children will help attract them to work, spend productive weekends together, and show creativity.

• Putting your soul and positive energy into your creation, you can make a wonderful gift to your family, mothers and grandmothers will be especially happy with it, as it will become a pleasant reminder of your beloved children or grandchildren.

Even those who have not learned the rules of sewing and do not have a sewing machine at home will be able to decorate the chandelier with the remainder of a beautiful fabric. It is good if there is the same material in the house as on the upholstery of upholstered furniture or curtains. Then the lamp will become part of the overall interior decoration.

A bright plafond will decorate the kitchen, country house, children's room. Its manufacturing technology is very simple. Thanks to her, he will have a neat appearance both from the outside and from the seamy side of the product. For work, you need to stock up on a suitable cloth, scissors, double-sided tape, thread and a needle.

• Remove the old covering from the unnecessary chandelier, leaving the frame.

• Prepare even strips from the fabric of the future product. To do this, at regular intervals, approximately 3 - 5 cm along the warp threads, make incisions and tear the fabric with quick movements.

• Then iron the strips and cut off the excess threads, carefully decorating the edges. The length of the strips can be different, the longer the better, because fewer connections are required.

• Starting the process of forming the plafond, one of the strips should be fixed with a needle and thread on the upper ring of the frame.

• Gradually wind the fixed strip around the upper and lower rings of the frame, overlapping each subsequent layer with the previous one. When the first strip is over, sew the next one to it from the wrong side and continue.

• In order for the luminaire to have a finished look, the lower and upper edges of the plafond should be decorated. To do this, cut a 14 cm wide strip from a contrasting fabric.

Tuck one edge 2 cm and iron.

Stick the double-sided tape from the inside.

• Then glue the finishing tape to the shade, gradually removing the protective layer from the tape, at the same time wrapping it on the inside.

• Similarly to the upper one, trim the lower edge of the plafond. Cut off the excess part of the material.

So with this master class it is a snap to update your old chandelier.

Another way to show your imagination and at the same time usefully spend your free time is the opportunity to make a shade of paper.

To do this, you need to cut strips of white, colored paper, thin cardboard or plain newspaper. Then arrange them into a product, laying the strips at random, winding them symmetrically relative to the central part of the chandelier, as you can see in the photo.

Periodically, in places of contact, apply glue and form a stable structure.

Quite simple to manufacture and effective in working order is a shade made of threads.

The proposed instruction will tell you how to make an original lamp from scraps of colored yarn.

1. For work, prepare a rubber ball according to the desired size of the lamp, scissors, glue, threads.
2. Inflate the ball and wind the threads, crossing them in an arbitrary direction, leaving free gaps.
3. When finished, apply transparent glue to the surface.
4. Without waiting for complete drying, carefully cut a hole, which will later be necessary for screwing in the lamp, deflate and remove the ball.

People with non-standard thinking, creative imagination will not throw away unnecessary things, from which it is quite possible to build an original lamp. For instance,

• from a plastic bottle and disposable spoons;

• from metal gears and parts;

A unique, original decoration of the room and the surprise of guests from an exclusive plafond will be provided.

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A minimum of material and a modest skill in tinkering is all that is required to give a new look to an old table lamp.

The shade of your favorite lamp has faded and is no longer pleasing to the eyes!

And making it is not difficult at all, covering the fittings of the old lampshade with a fabric with a pattern you like or a piece of wallpaper left after repair.

The use of self-adhesive paper (with a protective film) to make the lampshade simplifies the "production" process.Such paper is sold both in rolls and in the form of separate sheets.

If self-adhesive paper is not available, self-adhesive transparent film can be dispensed with. It is especially effective for gluing the covering of wallpaper lampshades.

To make a new lampshade, you will need: self-adhesive paper with a protective film, a steel ruler, covering material, tape for trimming the edges, duct tape, universal glue, frame rings, clothespins.

How to make a lampshade pattern

The sizes of the lampshade are determined by the diameters of the large and small rings of the frame. The marking of the pattern for the covering is done as follows. First, a segment AB is drawn on a sheet of plain paper of a suitable format, the length of which is equal to the diameter of the lower ring. A perpendicular is restored from the center Z of this segment and point Y is marked on it - the height of the future lampshade. She is chosen at will. Then, through point Y, a segment CD is drawn parallel to AB, equal to the diameter of the upper ring.

The wrap pattern should be in the shape of a ring segment. To find its center, the segments AC and BD are extended. The point of their intersection will be the desired center X. From it, through the points A and C, the arcs of concentric circles are drawn with a compass.

The lines EG and HF that delimit a segment are the butted edges of the pattern. Their position is found as follows: the length of the segment AB is divided by the length of the segment AX, the quotient of the division is multiplied by 180 degrees. The resulting angle is plotted from the X center, halved relative to the XZ axis.

How to assemble a lampshade

Depending on the design of the lamp, the lampshade is attached to it by the lower or upper ring. For this, the corresponding lamp shade ring is connected by knitting needles with a sleeve that is put on the base of the cartridge.

Our lampshade does not have parts that hold the rings together and determine their relative position. This function is performed by the wrapping. Therefore, the rings must be attached exactly to its edges parallel to each other. The slightest inaccuracy - and the lampshade will warp. To prevent this from happening, before you finally assemble the lampshade, the rings must be carefully tried on.

Even a person who has no experience in hand-made can make a lampshade with his own hands. For work, any suitable materials are used: leftover fabrics, paper, thread, glass, plastic bottles, cups or spoons. The product can be given any shape by decorating it with beads, beads, feathers, dried flowers, hand-painted. The choice of style and style of the lampshade depends on the general idea of ​​the interior. The finished product will transform a standard floor lamp, ceiling lamp, sconce or table lamp.

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When considering how to make a lampshade, pay attention to the simple and affordable materials found in every home. Try to make an elegant and unusual plafond with your own hands. Use ordinary plastic spoons as material. Such a product is ideal for the kitchen, depending on the color of the spoons, it can be pure white, cream, green, orange. The easiest way to make a frame for a lampshade with your own hands is from a large plastic bottle with a cut neck.

For work you will need:

• large five-liter bottle;
• sharp knife;
• nippers;
• glue gun;
• cord with cartridge.

The number of spoons depends on the size of the structure. Using nippers, carefully cut off the handles, for work you only need the main parts with a notch. Cut off the bottom and neck of a plastic bottle with a sharp knife. Fasten the parts of the spoons with the convex side up. Start working from the bottom edge of the future lampshade, attaching the parts close to each other. Place the second row with an overlap, in the form of scales. The more neatly the spoons are attached, the more beautiful the finished product will be. When finished, thread the cord with the socket through the holes and screw in the light bulb.

You can also make a shade for a chandelier from plastic bottles. Cut decorative leaves out of them, and then put together a spectacular composition.The unusual design looks especially beautiful when the light is on. The craft will decorate a nursery or a hallway, it will look spectacular on a veranda or loggia. For work you will need:

• soldering iron with a tip for dry soldering (bronze nickel-plated);
• dark green or yellow plastic bottles;
• coarse thread;
• acrylic glue;
• scissors;
• thick wire;
• glue gun;
• cartridge with cord.

Cut the jagged leaves from the walls of the bottles. The size is arbitrary, it is better if the leaves are different. Preheat the soldering iron and carefully trace the outlines of the leaves with the sting so that they slightly melt and curl. Proceed with caution, being careful not to spoil the workpieces.

Draw the veins with a gentle touch of the tip of the soldering iron. Make the center vein deeper, put a thread in it and slightly melt the edges. When the required number of parts is done, saturate the threads with acrylic varnish using a pipette. Dry the workpieces. Assemble them into an arbitrary structure, gluing them to the frame with a gun. There are a lot of ideas on how to make a frame for a lampshade. The easiest way is to roll it out of thick wire and glue it to the shade with a gun.

Using the described technology, you can make a lampshade for a table lamp with your own hands. The product will give a dim diffused light and will easily fit into a high-tech interior.

Sturdy thread, cord, twine or jute rope can be used to create a great lamp shade suitable for eco-style interiors. It is suitable for a ceiling lamp or floor lamp, decorate a living room, nursery, hallway or kitchen. Similar products look very elegant on an open summer veranda.

For work you will need:

• about 100 m of strong harsh thread or rope;
• inflatable silicone beach ball;
• PVA glue;
• a plastic cup;
• scissors;
• cartridge with cord;
• glue gun;
• petrolatum.

Inflate a beach ball and smear the surface with Vaseline. Make a small threading tool. In a plastic cup, punch 2 holes opposite one another. Place the glass on a saucer and pour PVA glue into it. Pull a thread through the resulting structure, and then wrap it around the ball in any order. The tighter the threads are wound, the less transparent the finished product will turn out. When finished, set the work aside to dry for 24 hours.

Gently release the air from the ball and extract it from the resulting ball of thread. Vaseline prevents the threads from sticking to the surface, so this procedure is easy. Cut two holes opposite each other. The top should be small, the bottom wider. Pass the cord with the cartridge through the holes, fix it with glue in the upper part to keep the lampshade tighter. A hand should freely pass into the lower hole, this is necessary to replace the light bulb.

You can decorate the finished product by gluing coffee beans, beads or dried leaves. Attach the decor with a few drops of hot glue from a glue gun. There are a lot of ideas on how to make a plafond for a chandelier with your own hands, but first you should try the simplest basic options. All that remains is to hang the structure from the ceiling and screw a suitable light bulb into the socket.

A special comfort in the house or in the country will create a lampshade made of fabric: matting, canvas, chintz or flax.

Sewing it is easy. A strip of the required width is cut out of a suitable material and sewn on machines from both edges. Then the matter is collected in a ring, a cord is pulled into the upper drawstring and pulled together so that the lampshade forms dense assemblies. The resulting product is put on a frame that will retain its beautiful rounded shape.

You can search for options on how to make a frame for a lampshade in various Internet sources. The easiest way is to use thick wire coiled into a ring. You will need two or three of these blanks of different sizes.The smallest ring is attached in the upper part, the middle one is glued in the center, the lower ring should be the largest. The finished product can be decorated with a fringe at the bottom. It is also appropriate to decorate a fabric lampshade with bows, embroidery, beads or sequins. The choice of decor depends on the style of the room.

A self-made lampshade for a floor lamp is inexpensive, and its appearance can be quite decent. Such a product will be an excellent gift, children can be involved in manufacturing, they will really like this leisure option. Even kids can create a plafond for a floor lamp with their own hands, this work will be a reason for pride and a real decoration of a children's room.

We present to your attention a successful selection of 36 do-it-yourself lampshade photo ideas.

Each of us is anxious about the design of the house. Over time, I want to change the design, dilute the interior with original things. Comfort lies in the little things. An important point in the design of any room is lighting, especially for those who like to spend their free time reading an interesting book.

It would be a great idea to diversify the familiar environment with a new floor lamp. It's no secret that designer, interesting inventions are not cheap. But we suggest you make an excellent alternative to the purchased lamp yourself.

In order to acquire a new floor lamp, there is no need to spend money, below it will be shown how to make a floor lamp with your own hands, using available tools.

By following the instructions, you will gain the opportunity to feel like a designer and, as a result, get a new thing for your home. Friends and acquaintances will never guess what your new floor lamp is made of.

List of required tools for making a floor lamp:

• ordinary plastic trash can;
• drill;
• wooden board, 100 cm long;
• glue that is suitable for wood;
• universal glue;
• for the frame: a wooden beam of about 150 cm with a diameter of 3 cm, a copper tube of the same size;
• electric cord with a plug, lamp;
• knife;
• fasteners;
• copper elbow, and also paint for painting the lampshade, which is suitable for plastic products and does not fade.

Let's start making a floor lamp from the main thing - from the base that will hold our floor lamp. To do this, we will divide the board into 2 parts, one of which should be a couple of centimeters smaller than the other, approximate dimensions: 35 * 5 * 20 cm and 30 * 2.5 * 15 cm, but the dimensions can be changed, the main thing is that the base is stable.

We glue one board to the other, placing it in the center, using glue and fix it with clamps until it dries. We measure 5 cm from the edge and make a hole 3 cm in size. After the hole becomes through, the edges need to be sanded.

The stand we have chosen is 150 cm high, but the height may vary based on your preference. To make a frame in a wooden rack, you need to make a hole for threading a copper pipe into it.

It is advisable to disinfect the pipe to remove stickers and traces of grease. It is important to take into account that the pipe will be tilted, so the hole should be drilled at approximately 60 degrees.

On the other hand, the pipe should protrude about 25 cm. Mark the junction on it with a marker, and then illuminate a 6 mm hole there.

Insert a wooden stand into the hole in the base and fix it with glue. Next, insert the copper pipe, directing the hole to the floor. You can fix the structure with a multi-purpose glue. We attach an elbow to the copper pipe, to which we attach the lampshade. A cord should be passed through the hole made, which should look out of the end elbow.

First you need to cut off the side of the trash can, after which you should make a hole in its bottom for the cartridge.

After choosing the desired paint color, paint the trash can in 2 layers for better paint fixing. You need to layer the paint with a break until the first layer dries.

We fix the cartridge with a lampshade to the wire and we can enjoy reading books in a comfortable armchair and not worry about problems with lighting.

Do not forget that little things set the atmosphere at home, we hope that this floor lamp will perfectly fit into your interior and will cheer you up!