Diy Restoration Hardware Knock Off Orb Chandelier

Teryn Yancey
by Teryn Yancey
4 Materials
$100
1 Hour
Easy

I love everything about Restoration Hardware but not their prices. Their orb chandelier is $2700 and my DIY version is $100! Designer decor on a budget!

1. A flea market or thrift store chandelier. Mine is vintage from a flea market a few years ago.

2. High Tensile fencing wire around $20. I actually got mine from Lowes by the fencing section outdoors. Also, big pliers. I used Kobalt 9 inch Linesman Pliers from Lowes. They are HIGH leverage pliers. $13

I stood on a chair and took the wire and put a circle of it around top to bottom to see how big you want your circle. Clip the wire 2 inches longer than what you need and safely get off the chair.

This first circle will be your template for all the others.

I HAVE 8 ARMS ON MY CHANDELIER SO I CUT 4 CIRCLE FOR THE BASE OF THE BALL. Then I cut 3 more to make it more orb like.

So for an 8 armed chandelier use 7 wire circles.

Hold the end of the wire and bend it down. Do this to both sides of the circle.

Once the first circle is made, make 6 more circles using the 1st one as a template.

Once your circles are done take them outside to spray paint.

4. Spray paint that matches your chandelier. I used Valspar metallic gold from Lowes. $4-5

Spray paint one side and let it dry then flip them over and spray paint the other side. Let the 2nd side dry and then you are ready to put them on your chandelier!

*1-4 wire will be vertical circles. I was so excited I forgot to snap a picture of the first 4.

#5 is horizontal and 6&7 cris cross eachother.

The reason why these hold on is because it is a tight squeeze and they hook onto eachother holding everything tight.

5-7 will be hooked on eachother individually.

Once you have all 7 on your can tweak the spacing and make sure everything is holding nice and tight and you are done!

It was super simple and the outcome is dramatic!

Check out the detailed tutorial at http://www.vintageromancestyle.com/2014/01/diy-restoration-hardware-crystal-orb.html

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  • Hope Hope on Aug 13, 2021

    It looks great! Have you thought of adding more crystals to it..? I think it would really set it off. : )

  • Doreen Doreen on Aug 15, 2021

    What kind of hooks stabilized it. I❤️It

  • Eve27253635 Eve27253635 on Apr 05, 2023

    I really like your chandelier but i love love love the mirror. Where did you get it???

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