POTTERY BARN LAMP DIY || DIY THRIFT FLIP || HIGH END THRIFT FLIP || FAUX ANTIQUE EFFECT | HOME DECOR
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- čas přidán 29. 06. 2024
- Pottery Barn Lamp DIY tutorial where I show you step by step how I do my thrift lamp flips. From the moment I walk into the store to what I look for when I am thrifting and how to do the most gorgeous faux antique effect. You can honestly do this technique on just about anything, vases, pots, lamps, you name it!! This easy technique allows you to get that high-end designer looks for under 25 dollars. I am so excited you are here for my first video. If you plan to recreate this please let me know, I would love to see them!
Thank you so much for watching,
XO, Brittany
all furniture and decor was thrifted in this video
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I love it!!! Im going to try this on a vessel soon!! So glad i found your channel. Thank you for sharing! ✨💕
Ahhh so glad you are here!! Cannot wait to see it!
I actually like the crackle "before" effect.
I did too actually!!
I think it looks gorgeous! You did a fabulous job.🩷
Most beautiful aged lamp flip I see on CZcams!!
Oh my gosh!! Thank you so so so much that means a lot! It’s probably one of my favorite DIYs to date! Thank you!!
I use old coffee grounds instead of dirt. Works great and smells great with the cinnamon. Your lamp is beautiful!
OH MY GOSHHHH THAT IS BRILLIANT!!!!!!
Oh, I love that idea! I’m not a big fan of cinnamon but the two scents together, yes! Dirt, not so much, lol!!
Wow!!!! Amazing. It's beautiful. Great job.
Thank you so much!
Bellísimo ❤❤❤❤❤
Sooo I had no idea where she was going with this. I was super nervous and thenn I screamed YASSSSSSSS WOW OMG LOL. This looks so darn good girl!
Ahhhhh thanks girl!!!!!!
Great video! I've been checking my thrift store with no luck but I'll keep hunting til I find a score like yours! Once I do I'll be back to watch this again 🙃
Ahh thank you!! And yes, hold out till you find the most perfect lamp, it truly makes all the difference in the finished product!
Totally love it 👏👏😍
Thank you!!!!
Wow!
You did an amazing job! I love it!
Ahhh thank you!! So glad you are here!
I loved that base! I know it doesn’t look like something from Pottery Barn…
Also,
You made a point of wiping this lamp that you brought down with germ killing wipes just to add dirt from your backyard later that doesn’t even make sense .
Well I am SO GLAD YOU ARE HERE!!!
That vessel is dirty, spicy and sensational! ❤ it. Now l know l'm not so crazy, when l raid our spice rack and use left over tea bags to attack my art pieces. 🙏
Excellent tutorial! Thank you!
I am so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for being here!!
So beautiful great job !
Thank you!!!
Love this tutorial! Going to try this on a lamp I just thrifted, this makes the process seem much less daunting!!
Hi Brianna! I am so glad you found it helpful! Thank you for being here!
Looks great! 👌🏾
Thank you!!
Woah! Gorgeous ❤
Thank you! 😊
🤩 Stunning 🤩
Thank you!! 😊
Hi Brittany, I just found your channel, and have recently gotten into DIY-ing lamps, 'aged vessels'', etc. so had to sub!
I’ve flipped some of the same lamps but not with cinnamon. I’ve used brown makeup pigment and then seal. Idk something about food/spice doesn’t sit right. Still, This turned out great!
Great tutorial, really made the process simple for someone like me who has never tried this! Didn't have a list of 12 items I need to buy, very inexpensive way to update a lamp or vase. I am a new subscriber. Thanks for sharing your talent.
Thank you Angie! So glad you loved it!!
Fantastic tutorial! I have watched a ton and this was by far the best!
Wow, thanks so much! So glad you loved it!
It’s beautiful!! I’ve been on a diy kick with vessels lately.
Oh my gosh! Me too! So easy and cheap!
Beautiful ❤
Thank you! 😊
Thank you for stopping by!! Tag me if you recreate this DIY!!
Beautiful lamp! Do you rub on the cinnamon in it’s dry form or add water to make it into a paint/paste consistency?
Enhorabuena por tu trabajo.
Una pregunta..las sillas del salón dónde las has comprado?...me encantan❤
Beautiful work! One question though...what did you do with the electric cord after you removed the base, as that allowed for the lamp to not sit on the cord?
I eventually just put an Amazon puck light in it !
Not gonna lie, I really loved this one before you added dark colors.
I’m starting to think that the dirt and cinnamon process has kinda played out already. Might just be me. 😂
But that white, textured finish was classic and beautiful! ❤
This video was over a year ago.
Beautiful work
Thank you for sharing
How do you clean (dust) these diy lamps?
Thank you
Thank you! I don’t 🤪🤪 but now you have me thinking….
Love this and I have a lamp to try it out! Can I do the same process if I want the lamp to be more of a black colour?
Yessss!!! I have done it so many times on black! Hoping to have a video up this next week on black lamps with this process. It’s stunning!
Anything you are using now besides the black antique glaze? I can’t find it at my local hardware store and don’t even see it online.
Loved your video tutorial. I was wondering how you got your base off the electrical cord? I have lamp base that I want to remove but the electrical is good and I don't want to cut it, how did you remove your off the cord?
Hiii! I actually did have to cut the cord because I couldn’t figure out how to get it off either. I bought new stuff! So glad you loved it! Thanks for being here!
Freaking good
Thank you soooo much! 🤎
This is just amazing! I’m planning on doing this to two large lamps. So, it really doesn’t crumble or flake off? Can I spray polyurethane on it?
It has never flaked off it’s on pretty dang good. Looks so high end too.
Cinnamon is expensive lol dirt is fine. Tbh the first level of paint was good too!
Good tutorial. Could I do this method on metal Pot.
Hi! I have tried it but I find the product doesn’t stay as well if it’s going to be touch but if you do it on a vase and leave it then I don’t see why not!
Valspar glaze... That is a sealer, right?
I found pottery lamp dupe for 20$ clay 😊
That’s amazing! What a steal!!!
What did you do with the main bar of the lamp shade that comes out of the bottom of the lamp? After I pried the base off the bottom the lamp shade sits cock-eyed because the main bar has nothing to attach to
Hi! So sorry I thought I responded. I actually threw away what came with the lamp and got a new Harp for it because I was having the same issue.
I'm assuming you can do the same thing with black paint?
Yes!! I’ve done it so many times! Same technique. If you look at my thrift flip video I did a vase the same way!
You use flat paint on your walls? Curious to know how well they wash up in flat?
I do use flat. But I am actually about to Roman clay the walls. They hold up fine but it’s from a new build paint so I’m sure they used the cheapest paint they could find😂
do you mix the cinnamon with water before applying it onto the lamp or do you rub the cinnamon on in its dry form?
Hi!! I just rub it on dry.! But honestly you can do both! And getting it wet wouldn’t be a bad idea! It would be the same idea as when I get the dirt wet to create mud! 🤎
@@Oliviaatlashome thanks so much!!!
YOU RUINED A PERFECT LAMP.!..IT LOOKED MUCH BETTER BEFORE YOU CHANGED IT!! MY OPINION!
Your opinion, and you are entitled to it!
@@Oliviaatlashomeyou did a great job, before lamp looks old , and after so much better, looks expensive!!! 🥳