

How to Make a Light Fixture from a Bucket

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I decided that easiest and quickest way to change the color would be to pull out the handy-dandy spray paint. I absolutely love Rust-Oleum Oil Rubbed Bronze. It’s that perfect blend of a metal-look plus a nice, dark color without being black.



DIY Rustic and Industrial Bucket Light



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Visiting from Link Party Palooza – your repurposed light caught my eye! It looks so much better! I recently updated my dining room light with a repurposed egg crate and it seemed to change the look of the whole room. Nice job!
Hi Jenny! Thank you for visiting π I will definitely check out your page. What a great idea!
What a great way to cover up one of those “boob lights”! We have several in our house too. I’ll have to show this to my hubby.
Just one question – how much light do you actually get from your new fixture? I would be afraid that the bucket would block a lot of the light?
Found you at Remodelaholic π
Kim @ PinspiredHome.blogspot.com
Hi Kim! Thanks for stopping by. You are correct. The bucket does tone down the amount of light that comes out of it. For us it’s perfect because it’s right in front of our 3 year olds bedroom so it makes checking on her at night ideal. I wish you the best of luck with your home remodeling π