Teacup chandelier

Spotted in Valencia, Spain by La Petite Nymphéa: this beautiful teacup chandelier. Designer unknown, but it begs for a remake.

La Petite Nymphéa: UN DÍA EN VALENCIA III - DE PASEO I

• [Mark Langford]

  Looks like something from Alice in Wonderland…

• [Amorette Allison]

  I WANT ONE!!!!!

• [dbrown]

  How does “Designer unknown, but it begs for a remake” jibe with “Did Urban Outfitters rip off an indie designer, again?”
  http://boingboing.net/2011/05/26/did-urban-outfitters-1.html

• [fred the monkey]

  That’s pretty cool; it reminds me of the chandelier I made for a client out of coffee cups. If anyone is interested, I’d be glad to show examples. Just not sure how much of a shill I can/should be in this forum…
  -fred the monkey aka Michael Pendleton/MP Custom Made

• [mccrum]

  If you visit the Calhoun Mansion in Charleston you’ll hear the tale of Tiffany’s, who sent the owner a sake set for their wedding.  Being tee-totalers, the wife refused it.  Being a large spender in the Tiffany store, she demanded a chandelier.

  Six months later, it arrives.  It had been made from the sake set.
  http://calhounmansion.net/photogallery/livingroom.jpg

• [jc collins]

  Uses tea lights no doubt

• [MoiOfRa]

  On Monday I visited the Rothschild family estate, Waddesdon Manor in Buckinghamshire (managed by the National Trust). In amongst the horrendous baroque furniture I spotted a great chandelier made from broken china, and have found out more about it here:
  http://athousandmiles-k.blogspot.co.uk/2011/02/broken-chandeliers-and-italian-curses.html

• [Swizzlebat]

  If you’re in the Bay Area, Jana Olsen at Panache Lighting makes this sort of thing as part of her Kitchenware series. They’re marvelous, one-of-a-kind pieces from an honest-to-gosh indie artisan. Check ‘em out:
  http://www.panachelighting.com/Panache_Lighting/Kitchenware_Lights.html