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A finished DIY IKEA hack pendant lamp featuring a light wood disc, a clear bulb, and a white cord, hanging in front of fluffy pampas grass, with the title 'IKEA HACK DIY PENDANT LAMP'.
Materials for the DIY pendant lamp, including a round wood craft circle and an IKEA SUNNEBY light cord set, laid out on a white surface.
A red drill is shown making a hole in the center of a round, light-colored wood disc, preparing it for the lamp assembly.
A white light socket is inserted into the central hole of a 14-inch diameter wood disc, with a hand holding the disc.
A side view of the assembled wood disc and white light socket, demonstrating how the components fit together.
A person's hands are shown placing a light bulb into the socket of the pendant lamp, with text indicating the application of wood protector.
Two finished DIY pendant lamps, each with a wood disc and bulb, hanging from the ceiling against a backdrop of pampas grass, with suggested placement locations.
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LOW COST- Easy IKEA Hack Pendant Light Edition

I'm sure you've seen this lamp style a lot nowadays. Here is my low-cost version for a boho-modern style.

Materials:

• Lamp cord: SUNNEBY, IKEA

• Wood circle

• Water-based wood protector

This DIY project cost a total of $30 for two lamps. Not bad, right?

This pendant lamp would look great over a dining table, nightstand, bathroom, kitchen island, or entryway.

#homediyproject #diylamp #decordiy #diyhomedecor #ikeadiy

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... Read moreIf you love affordable and stylish home decor, this IKEA hack pendant light is a perfect project to try out. Using everyday materials like the SUNNEBY lamp cord and a simple wooden circle, you can make beautiful pendant lights that fit various spaces in your home, including your dining area, bathroom, or entryway. When making this lamp, one tip I found helpful was to sand the wooden circle smoothly before applying the water-based wood protector. This not only enhances the natural wood grain but also protects the surface for long-lasting use. Applying two coats of wood protector ensures a durable finish that resists moisture and everyday wear. You can customize the lamp by choosing different bulb styles or colored light cords to match your room’s aesthetic. I personally recommend using LED bulbs for energy efficiency and reduced heat output, which is safer for wood-based fixtures. Installing the light socket securely through a centered hole in the wooden disk keeps the design clean and minimalist. This pendant lamp style complements both boho and modern interiors, adding warmth with its natural wood element and soft light. The best part is how budget-friendly it is — creating two lamps for approximately $30 total is a fantastic deal compared to buying ready-made designer lamps. For anyone new to DIY lighting, this project is straightforward and rewarding. It also opens up opportunities to experiment with different wooden shapes or finishes to match your personal style. Overall, this easy IKEA pendant lamp hack offers a stylish, affordable upgrade to your home lighting without sacrificing charm or quality.