A truly unique, industrial, and minimalist floor lamp crafted by hand with galvanized pipe salvaged from an abandoned Detroit apartment, reclaimed pine, and the base of a century old synagogue pew arm. Complete with vintage style turn knob, a hand-bent bulb guard, and large circular Edison bulb.
Made from reclaimed 2x4s, a little bit of salvaged galvanized pipe, some vintage chain, and a small pulley, this lamp is truly one of a kind. Detroit is known for industrialization and innovation, and this Pipe and Pulley lamp creativity captures that essence. We gathered all the materials from various abandoned homes throughout North-central Detroit and had a great time constructing this functional and artistic light that is sure to be the focal point of any room.
We removed the entire section of pipes from the floor of an old Detroit auto body shop and pulled together some sturdy sections of reclaimed wood. With a little bit of chicken wire for a lamp shade and a good cleaning these old pipes turned into one sweet lamp.
We made this little lamp using salvaged pipe from an old Detroit home and a little bit of reclaimed wood. It’s simple, industrial, functional, and the perfect size for a desk or nightstand.
The pipes were taken out of the floor of an old auto body shop and cleaned up with a good amount of good ole’ fashioned elbow grease. Then we took a little bit of chicken wire we found in a basement and some reclaimed wood from a bed frame to make the attention grabbing table lamp you see now.