How to make a floor lamp out of plastic bottles

DIY pro reveals how she made a stylish floor lamp using old plastic BOTTLES – and fans can’t believe the stylish result

  • Home stylist shares how she made sophisticated floor lamp from plastic bottles
  • Geneva first cut the tops off soft drink bottles and placed them onto the lamp 
  • She continued to do so in alternating directions and then taped them together
  • Then she applied a layer of paint and plaster, then sanded the lamp until smooth 


A home stylist has shared how she created a sophisticated floor lamp that’s made entirely from plastic bottles.  

Mum-of-two, Geneva Vanderzeil, from Brisbane posted a video to TikTok revealing exactly how she performed the stylish up-cycle. 

To create the bobble lamp Geneva first cut the tops off soft drink bottles with scissors and sliced down the side of each bottle top.

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Geneva Vanderzeil , from Brisbane posted a video to revealing how she performed the stylish up-cycle

A home stylist has shared how she created a sophisticated floor lamp that’s made entirely from plastic bottles

She then neatly cut the screw necks off and revealed the cone-like shape of the soft drink bottle top.

Next the mum placed the bottle tops onto the lamp base and continued to do so with the other bottles but in alternating directions. 

She then taped and secured each of the bottle tops together with masking tape to create rounded, diamond-like shapes.

She then neatly cut the screw necks off and revealed the cone-like shape of the soft drink bottles

She then laced the bottle tops onto the lamp base and continued to do so but in alternating directions

She then taped and secured each of the bottle tops together with masking tape to create rounded, diamond-like shapes 

Once the lamp post was full of bottle tops she gave the base and bottles a fresh coat of white paint.

After the paint had dried she applied a layer of plaster onto the bottles to create a seamless look and allowed them to dry.  

Once the plaster was dry Geneva used sand paper to sand the surface until smooth, she then placed a white lamp shade on top and sat the finished lamp in her room.  

Once the lamp post was full of bottle tops she then gave the base and bottles a fresh coat of white paint

She then applied a layer of plaster onto the bottles to create a seamless look and allowed them to dry

Once the plaster was dry Geneva used sand paper to sand the surface until smooth, she then placed a white lamp shade on top and sat the finished lamp in her room

The DIY enthusiast’s incredible up-cycle has received almost 151,000 views and many have left comments praising her hard work and impressive skills. 

‘Are you kidding me this is awesome,’ an enthusiastic fan wrote. 

‘I am recently in an up cycling project with my plastic bottles and this was so inspiring. Thank you for sharing,’ another wrote.  

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