Chandelier artwork

If you know me, you know I have a love for chandeliers.  Old, new, large, small, it doesn’t matter I love them all.  I am a sucked into any room that has a chandelier.  So when I saw this cool chandelier artwork on 4men1lady blog I was in love.   It is from a store in Vegas called Ninush

At first glance I thought this was made out of metal.   Doesn’t it look like the chandelier is cut out from a metal box?  I really can’t say for sure, and there wasn’t anywhere on their website where it was for sale, so I guess I will never know.

But I got to thinking, it would be an easy look to achieve as a DIY project.  The supplies would be simple, a large white canvas, white glue {for the raised scrolls on the outer edges}, a chandelier stencil or wall vinyl decal and black spray paint.

I like this chandelier decal from etsy and it is only $25.99

I would trace the scrolls with a pencil first, then outline them in white glue and let that dry. Then I would  center my stencil or vinyl decal on the canvas and  spray paint the whole thing black.  Or maybe use a different color to change it up.

Another pretty inexpensive and an easy DIY project that I thought would be awesome as well, starts with this shower curtain

Yeah, can you believe it is a shower curtain?  And it is only $24.54.  I found it here on Amazon.  The first thing I would do if I got one of these, is NOT put it in a bathroom.  Well, at least not hanging from a rod in front of a shower.  I would use spray adhesive on the back side of the fabric and wrap that onto a huge white canvas or thin MDF board and use it as artwork for a wall.  Seriously, wouldn’t that be such a statement in a room? I can envision it in a dining room, or in an entry way over a console table.

And if you can’t have the chandelier hanging from the ceiling over your bed, why not put it on the wall

Apartment Therapy

The shower curtain measures 6′ x 6′ so you can really get a lot of bang for your buck on this one.  I just might be doing one of these art pieces myself.  I am helping out a friend with the interior design of her hair salon.  The budget is tight and this would fit in with her decor perfectly and fill up some blank wall space.  If I do, I will share with your how it turned out.

So what do you think?  Are you a chandelier lover like me?  Would you hang one of these chandelier artwork on your wall?