Amazing One Artist Turns A Staple Home Decor Into Something Absolutely stunning

One Artist Turns A Staple Home Decor Into Something Absolutely stunning -

Interior design, even at an amateur level, is entertaining. Create your own personal happy place with items that bring your vision to life is a huge accomplishment, if you own a home for the first time or have been settled for some time.

While it is easy to get super creative in the decorating department, there are a few staples that generally do not change over time. If it is not broke, do not fix it, right? Turkish carpets and crystal chandeliers are beautiful, functional and clearly stood the test of time. But Adam Wallacavage & mdash; an artist with a flair for reinventing the wheel & mdash; throw it all in the wind creating amazing chandeliers taking the term "statement piece" to an entirely new level.

On a whim which could have easily taken a sticky territory Wallacavage carves brilliant chandeliers with a nautical touch.

On a whim that could easily have crossed over into tacky territory, Wallacavage sculpts brilliant chandeliers with a nautical twist.

Adam Wallacavage

A passionate lover of all things kitsch, Wallacavage uses plaster to create tentacles that are both realistic and visionary.

An avid lover of all things kitschy, Wallacavage uses plaster to create tentacles that are at once realistic and whimsical.

Adam Wallacavage

As for inspiration, this project - which is housed in galleries across the country - was born after he fell on a turning the century chandelier jellyfish he could not quite afford at the time. At that time, he just decided to draw elements of the room and make his own.

As for his inspiration, this project -- which has taken up residence in galleries around the country -- was born after he came across a turn-of-the-century jellyfish chandelier that he couldn't quite afford at the time. At that point, he just decided to draw from elements of the piece and make his own.

Adam Wallacavage

"I do not work with glass," at- he told Philly.com, "but I do plaster, and I remember thinking that an octopus would work." And he did, with resounding success.

Philly.com ," but I do plaster, and I remember thinking that an octopus would work. "And he did, with resounding success. '/>

Adam Wallacavage

These wonderful handmade going to a pretty penny, so if you want to add an original Wallacavage to your home, start saving now.

These handmade wonders go for a pretty penny, so if you want to add a Wallacavage original to your home, start saving now.

Adam Wallacavage

Adam Wallacavage seems like a pretty cool guy (which would be logical, since these chandeliers are clearly the product of an overactive imagination), so if you want to follow his work, his head on his website. Follow him on Instagram for regular updates!

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Amazing One Artist Turns A Staple Home Decor Into Something Absolutely stunning

On a whim which could have easily taken a sticky territory Wallacavage carves brilliant chandeliers with a nautical touch.

A passionate lover of all things kitsch, Wallacavage uses plaster to create tentacles that are both realistic and visionary.

As for inspiration, this project - which is housed in galleries across the country - was born after he fell on a turning the century chandelier jellyfish he could not quite afford at the time. At that time, he just decided to draw elements of the room and make his own.

"I do not work with glass," at- he told Philly.com, "but I do plaster, and I remember thinking that an octopus would work." And he did, with resounding success.

These wonderful handmade going to a pretty penny, so if you want to add an original Wallacavage to your home, start saving now.

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