DIY wabi sabi decor on a budget | pendant light & slat wood bench

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Published 2024-02-06
Welcome back to our series, That Cost How Much?!?! where we recreate overpriced decor items with affordable materials and a touch of DIY. In this episode, Kelsey tackles two wabi sabi/organic modern inspired DIY's for Nina's (our digital content producer) apartment makeover! Can we make this wabi sabi faux stone pendant and organic slatted bench for less?

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MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO:
Celluclay: bit.ly/3OAtdRk
HK Living Slatted Bench: bit.ly/42tEpEY
Vakker Lighting Pendant: bit.ly/492WWKF

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VIDEO CHAPTERS:
0:00 - intro
1:38 - wabi sabi pendant shaping & paper mache
5:13 - DIY slatted bench
11:40 - slatted bench reveal
12:50 - wabi sabi pendant reshaping & celluclay
16:31 - spray paint pendant
17:29 - instal pendant cord kit
19:16 - wabi sabi pendant reveal

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VIDEO CREDITS
Host & Creative : Kelsey MacDermaid
Art Assistant : Rochelle Gracey
Creative Director : Emma Keat
Producer : Nina Pikula
Video Editors: Nick Liske
Social Media : Melanie Parkinson

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All Comments (21)
  • @MissStylist
    Hey, love the bench ❤ .. the lamp is maybe not quite there. Maybe sand it a bit, so it gets a bit smoother surface and doesn’t look so much like a diy? Love your videos 🤗
  • @lisaconnelly7731
    Just an FYI for future projects. I know celluclay (sp) is great, I've used it. It's great but expensive. Next time break up paper egg cartons ( made from the same stuff as celluclay ) soak it in a bowl or bucket with hot water till soft, takes only a minute or so, use immersion blender to mix till a good smooth consistency to work with. Smoosh out any extra water with a towel lined colander. You can add bleach during the soaking process if you want it lighter. I also add a little white glue because I like it a bit sticky for applying on slick surfaces. Can be stored for quite awhile in an airtight container too. You'll save lots of money!😊
  • @SimplyHappyMarlo
    Definitely a first 24 hour girlie here, always watch your videos the day they come out. Apologies for the corniness, but I must share- I have been watching your content for 7 (going on 8)years and the content just keeps on getting better and better. I’ll be straight up honest…there isn’t a video of yours I haven’t liked and enjoyed. And I learn something new every single video, often about things I didn’t even know existed. I am truly grateful to every company who sponsors your team’s hard work and the investors who have invested in you all. Thanks for being an amazing source of education, sustainability, and new skills to acquire. Very grateful for you all. ❤
  • @Jj85741
    The thing about the bench though, the sides are slatted too, I think that looks nicer. This is like a whole chunk on the sides. Which is fine but IMO the original looks nicer because of that detail. If I’m not wrong, Tina Le had done some kind of variation on this bench (similar) for an entry way some time ago
  • @meinhartfrancois
    I'm torn between regret that I can't watch the full make-over right now & utter delight that I'm invited into the 24 hour crew :D
  • This bench DIY would be so good for an outdoor patio bench! Could maybe even make a lounge chair with it? I'd love to see more simple wood working tutorials! Especially with spring approaching 👀
  • @NeedANewHobby7
    I feel like the pendant should be a little bit more asymmetrical because it still looks like an army helmet to me. Also would a thin layer of drywall atop of the paper work for the texture. Love the bench immensely.
  • @kaferrat
    The bench turned out really nice. The light pendant looking like the blob you didn't want it to look like. 😆
  • @swooshiiwooshii
    I'm sorry but the light is not it. The bench turned out cute though
  • @PippaPippaPippa
    I'm going to trust the process and wait for the reveal before passing judgment on the pendant lamp.
  • @Oonagh72
    I am always fascinated by why those slat benches are so expensive. They are pretty but they are so simple. Yours turned out perfect. It looks just as high end as the pictures. I love the cloud lamp. When it comes to drying, let it dry between layers. Moisture can get trapped and it can cause mold to form. Then let it dry for like a week at least so it can shrink. Glue and water don’t have enough preservative to avoid mold.
  • @beaatpeace2490
    Pendant shade - Maybe chicken wire, polyfil, paper mache? Or just multi layers of paper mache? Not sure paper mache would stick/stay stuck to polyfil lol I love chicken wire. Thin enough to mold, but generally holds its shape. Edit: Still thinking about it (lol) ... actually could still use the bubble wrap over the chicken wire, then paper mache
  • @amarie1323
    I’m a big fan of the light. I know a lot of people in the comments aren’t a fan but personally I love it.
  • @avivat3010
    Thank you for solving so many problems of the build for us, Kelsey! I agree with someone else in the comments that chicken wire might be an easier solution for creating the form of the lamp, but you didn't have to go out to buy that. Also, one could use two blocks between the 2x4 legs instead of a whole piece of thin wood going from top to bottom - just a thought. Overall, I thought they were two great projects, and as I mentioned, you solved all of the big problems. Thank you!!!
  • Let's normalize the difference of opinions when it comes to design. Personally, I really like the bench & think it'll be a great addition to the apartment makeover. The lamp shade not so much. Even for the DIY price, I think that's way touch to spend on it. But, design is subjective, so if others like it, that's awesome. I hope Nina loves all her DIY pieces & her apartment makeover in general. Ps....I am a 24 hour TSG viewer. Been watching this channel for many years. I enjoy everything, even if it's my style preference. Doesn't matter.
  • @patworfka143
    Not only am I a 24-hour-crew-girlie, but I am also a girlie who keep checking back throughout the week blissfully unaware of when the next video will come out and hoping it is ... now. Or.... NOW! ;)
  • @myriamzincer
    Sorry, I usually love your diy but that pendant is hideous 😅 the bench is good though
  • @sierrakube2776
    YES! Loooovee this series! That bench came out SOSOSOOO good!