Unique DIY Light Kit
Shelley Westerman from Today.com had a wonderfull idea on how to create a unique ceiling fan for her home.
Whilst Shelley did this great DIY on a Hunter fan avaiable in the US, it could certainly be used on any fan Hunter sell here in Australia.
Read below what Shelley did...
"Summertime means sunshine, and sunshine means hot temperatures. While ceiling fans are a popular way to beat the heat, they are often an eyesore in homes across the country. With a little DIY action, I turned the ceiling fan in our family's playroom into one I'm happy to have in my home — and at a low cost, too.
Whilst Shelley did this great DIY on a Hunter fan avaiable in the US, it could certainly be used on any fan Hunter sell here in Australia.
Read below what Shelley did...
"Summertime means sunshine, and sunshine means hot temperatures. While ceiling fans are a popular way to beat the heat, they are often an eyesore in homes across the country. With a little DIY action, I turned the ceiling fan in our family's playroom into one I'm happy to have in my home — and at a low cost, too.
I loved the look of the industrial looking ceiling fans, especially the ones with the caged light fixtures. Some prices weren't outrageous, but they were more than I wanted to spend on a playroom fan. So... here's what I came up with!
This was such an easy way to switch up the look of the fan. All I did was take the glass shades off, attach light cages and swapped out the regular bulbs for Edison bulbs.
Not only do I love the look, but it really is practical in a playroom where things have a tendency to get thrown around. "Mommy! Watch how high I can throw Minnie Mouse!"
Not only do I love the look, but it really is practical in a playroom where things have a tendency to get thrown around. "Mommy! Watch how high I can throw Minnie Mouse!"