Steampunk Lamp by eekdog
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Description
a lamp made of pipe parts with a attached light. was bought online at Temu.
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Comments (21)
Wonderful capture Steve. I love this lamp, I need one in my house. :)
lol What a great lamp.
What a fun lamp! Did you put this together? I think I need to visit the plumbing section of Lowes next time I'm there. What a delightful photo, Steve!
hey Rod, i bought from a website called Temu. they have many styles.
Nice. That could be a head light!
Wonderful!
A very cool & unique DIY lamp. Nice capture.
Very nice capture!
Cool!
Most original...not everybody would like it but it's great.
The idea is wonderful. I can learn from it.
That looks fun enough I think Im going to make one of these in real life.
It's a funny lamp
The plumber's favorite
A brilliant and creative idea! Well done!
This is cute and really cool. It has personality. I would have given it a name. lol!
Inzeresting work, love the warm light shine🛋
your camera's giving you some very sweet photos! I love this lamp! With a bulb for a head. And those great pipes and 1/2 KCC etc. The globe looks like a bowling ball! This is terriific. You got it from Temu? I've seen their ads: They must have some really creative stuff, 'cause this is terrific. (Your background is perfect too---it picks up the golds and yellows.)
Imaginative creation!
Awesome looking lamp. great photo of it. Illuminating.
The fact that you can create a wonderful creation from pipe fittings is a testament to your mastery of this genre. Never seen anything like this before. Did you use color correction on the pipes, or have you treated them with some agent to get that golden luster? Whatever your technique, it's fabulous!
was bought on a website called Temu. wish i had the talent to make one.