One of the coolest things I saw design wise while in Australia was this chandy that was hung outside the breakfast/lunch restaurant in our hotel.
Since seeing it I have been plotting ways to construct one of my own. No idea where it would go, just know that I would love the challenge of making one!
I've seen people make their own twig chandys...
As well as the antler chandy...
What chandy trends are you a fan of, and have you ever attempted to make your own chandy?
Since seeing it I have been plotting ways to construct one of my own. No idea where it would go, just know that I would love the challenge of making one!
I've seen people make their own twig chandys...
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What chandy trends are you a fan of, and have you ever attempted to make your own chandy?
Those are all amazing chandeliers. It would be interesting to see them in a real setting,wouldn't it?
ReplyDeleteNever had a house with high enough ceilings that one would look good in. Ours now doesn't really have a place either. But I am working on a fancy clock - will post pics if I can get it somewhat right.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see the clock!!
DeleteThe last chandy we purchased
ReplyDeletewas an iron one that hangs over
our dining table. One Christmas
I decided to attach birch branches
with twine and hang tiny star and
snowflake ornaments. Although
I eventually took the ornaments
down, I loved the look of the twigs
so much that two years later, they
are still up : ) Even with a basic
fixture, the possibilities for jazzing
it up are endless!
I can see why your were inspired.
Those are some amazing chandies
that you saw in Oz!
xo Suzanne