5 Super Easy Ways To Make Stunning Diwali Lamps At Home

The festival of light will be in the mind of everyone, beautifully lit up balconies, courtyards, gardens, or terraces. since Diwali is going to be a low-key affair this time, it is the best time to let your creativity shine with these pre-Diwali decorations.

Diwali is the festival of lights, colours, and food. But the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about Diwali is beautifully lit up balconies, courtyards, gardens, or terraces. Since Diwali this year is going to be a low-key affair, it is probably the best time to let your creativity shine and also save a ton of money that is normally spent on pre-Diwali decoration. Although you might have come across many home décor ideas by now so the following list comprises of such homemade lamps/shades that never go out of style. They are simple, elegant, and can make you feel right at home if you are away from your family this Diwali. They can also make for beautiful Diwali presents.

Hula Hoop Chandelier

Hula Hoop Chandelier

You will need a hula hoop, cello tapes, thread, and fairy lights to make this chandelier which is perfect for your verandah or balcony. Take the hoop and twine the lights with the help of tapes or you can also use thread. Once done you can hang it with the help of sturdy threads. This homemade chandelier can add a whole lot of quirky glam to your home this Diwali

Jar Lights

Jar Lights

This is probably the easiest way to make a lamp that never stops being beautiful. Insert string lights in medium opaque or transparent jars and find a place to hang them or keep them. That’s it! However, you can also decorate the rim of the jar with flowers or glitter, etc. These look best in the living room or sofa side table.

Bangle Lampshade

Bangle Lampshade

Glue multiple colors of bangles one over the other to build colourful lampshades for lights or diyas. Glass bangles are made for bright gorgeous lampshades and are also practical because they can resist heat. These are easy to make and can be reused as many times as you want in the future.

Bottle Lights

Bottle Lights

These are quite light the jar lights only a bit more ornate. Use bottles with a thin, long neck and decorate them with colourful cloth strings, glitter, etc, you can also draw over them with sketch pens or paint. Allow it to dry and then insert string lights inside the bottle and find a place to keep them. A set of 5 bottles kept together look mesmerizing.

Tree lights

Tree lights

This is one of the most Indian décor things to do on Diwali. We are used to seeing tree lights at weddings, and other functions. This might need a bit of hard work but it is not technical. You just need to wind the string lights around the trees and find a way to plug it and you are done!