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This is the finished Modern Prairie Sconce from the “Building a Modern Prairie Sconce” blog series.
It is appx. 36” tall x 7” wide, illuminated by (2) 40 watt equivalent CFL bulbs.
The shade is a laminated paper/styrene material. It is built of oak that is dyed/stained with a spray satin lacquer finish.
See the slideshow below for additional photos:
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#1 posted 615 days ago
From what I can see, it looks like craftsman style which goes perfect with the title. Not to mention the colors and patterns make one think of the prairie. Good work.
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#2 posted 614 days ago
Thanks BTKS.
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#3 posted 613 days ago
Very nice.
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#4 posted 319 days ago
What did you buy the laminated paper/styrene material?
Very nice.
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#5 posted 319 days ago
Hi Rick -
The shade material is from The Lamp Shop and is called “Earth’s Treasures”. Here’s a link to the page:
http://www.lampshop.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=R268&Category_Code=08_03_SHADE_PAPSTYRENE
Regards,
Randy
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