Diy Bedside Lamps – Finished
Finally some progress! This has been a long project and it took more time and planning than I thought, but I can happily say that my lamps are finally finished! Yay!
If you want to see how these lamps were made,
see Part 1 here,
and Part 3 here.
And now to the final product:
I would say, it was worth the time and effort. 
Looks great!
26 Responses to Diy Bedside Lamps – Finished
Vastaa
I am an industrial design student from Finland with a passion for design, decor, and DIY. In this blog I will share my diy projects and more. Feel free to comment, I would love to hear your thoughts!
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Aivan mahtavaa! Todella upea lopputulos. Taidokkaasti toteutettu!!
Kiitoksia, kiitoksia!
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Hey, I found your blog and I love it right now. Wonderful things that I’ve seen here. I think I come back
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Hi Yna, so lovely that you like my blog, welcome again!
Dear Mini,
I really enjoy your blog and i’m extremely impressed with your take on the bedside lamp – fantastic work. I thought I’d have a go as well, with the help of your instructions of course. However, I can’t seem to find the measurements regarding the “teak batten strip” in regards to width and depth. Is it possible for you to provide them?
Keep up the good work.
Best Regards,
Carl
Hi Carl, it’s great that you are making your own version of my lamps! The teak batten strip I used is 19mm wide and 7mm thick.
Super! Thanks!
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Nice work!
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Hey! I made a version of your lamp. Thank you for the instructions! The lamp both works and looks super fine. If you wanna see how mine looks like i have a picture of it on my blog.
Ida
Hi Ida! I’m happy to hear my instructions were useful to you. Your lamp looks really great, well done!
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Hi! I just want to say thanks for the GREAT tutorial about how to do this lamp. I have finished my own lamp and if you want you can (in a few minutes) see it at my webpage
Hi Malin! You’re welcome! I just saw your lamp on your blog and it looks fantastic (as does your lovely blog)! Love how you used raw pine in your lamp.
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Hi, I really like the design. Where did you find the fork joints? I can’t find them in the hardware stores in the Netherlands.
Hi Mathijs! The fork joints I used are from a store called Biltema. I think there’s none in Netherlands sadly.. Hope that you can find them somehow!
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