Handcrafted mason jar and bottle sconces

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Plants and flowers are already so beautiful that they don’t need eye-catching decorations to be put in. They should rather be put in something simple and neutral that wouldn’t steal any attention from them. A nice example would be these lovely sconces. There are two models to choose from and they are both simple and very cute and stylish.

These sconces are handcrafted using reclaimed wood. So not only that they are chic but they also repurpose something in a very beautiful way. Each one of them is made from weathered and reclaimed wood fence picket so they also have a rustic charm. Such lovely wall sconces would look beautiful outside the front door, on the hallway, on the terrace and basically anywhere else you want. They are not only chic but also very versatile. The first model is a diamond mason jar wall sconce. It’s simple and each piece is unique. You can use them separately or combine two or more sconces.

The second model is a more ingenious sconce and it’s also made using reclaimed wood. This version also uses soda bottles from Coca Cola, Pepsi, Sprite, etc. It’s a very unusual but also very ingenious and clever idea. Use these beautiful wall sconces to display your freshly cut flowers and to add beauty to your home by bringing a piece of nature inside.{found on etsy}.

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