a light fixture!
This gorgeous bedroom by Martha O’Hara Interiors was the inspiration behind my diy version.
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When I first saw this room, I absolutely fell in love with the pendant!
Here is how mine turned out …
Not as grand and polished, but it does resemble it (at least I think so 🙂
My original plan was to hang it in the guest bedroom, but I am also loving it on the landing above the front door.
There is currently a recessed light there, so it would act as a diffuser … I would have to find a good way to secure it (temporarily secured with wire)
Actually, in both cases it was secured with wire since the Mod Podge isn’t hard enough to support all of the weight. It is currently off, I am hoping that it will fully cure in a few days.
This was my first time using Mod Podge hardcoat, so maybe it will still harden up? If not, it will be on to plan b (maybe resin?)
I’ll be back tomorrow to let you know how I made it!
Anja says
That pendant is beautiful! Well, I can hardly wait until tomorrow =) xo Anja
thefinestkind says
eagerly anticipating the tutorial; it's amazing!!
Sharon @ Desert Willow Lane says
It's gorgeous! Nice job, and so creative!
Andrea says
Looks amazing! I've found some great results using epoxy. You can buy a ton of it at Home Depot for about $30. It dries fast and my surfaces withstand water and stains.
Sarah says
Thanks Andrea! If it doesn't harden up soon, I think I will try epoxy – sounds perfect!
Ally says
Good job Sarah! I'd love to know how you did it.
Sheila @sZinteriors says
It looks great! Looking forward to the tutorial!