It's happenstance that those industrial accessories are now valued for their form around the turn of the newest century. The patina of the antique wire adds a dimension of beauty that compliments any interior style. Also, wire materials can be painted for a smidgen of color without overwhelming an area.
Turn of the century antiques are sought-after collectibles and can be hard to find in flea markets. Cage lights are especially popular and genuine antiques cages can be very expensive. However, if you're willing to put in the time or shell out a little extra cash you can find the lights and other wire decor in specialty shops in your area or online. Also, these accessories have become popular enough for reproduction, so they can be bought at large stores for a significantly lower price.
Shown Above:
1. La Maison Fou: featuring a Waste Basket from Factory 20
2. Rewire: Cage Lighting
3. Factory 20: Wire Chair
4. Mocking Bird Road: Raymond Wire Bowl for $20
5. Home Decorators Collection: Wire Utensil Holder for $19
Images: As credited above.






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That bowl (#4) is amazing
I love the look of the cage lighting!
I have quite a few bowls like that and I keep seeing them at my local thrift shops. I guess I should keep collecting them.
I have that bowl. So nice to see it on here. My friend's roommate was moving out and started giving stuff away. Score! :o) (Men don't know what they have sometimes)
Call me crazy, but I think that utensil holder can be made into a light fixture.
Apartment theraphy thank you for the mention!
I love wire containers for reuse and repurposing.I am in the process of making an old wire wastbesket into a pendant lamp for my kitchen!
I will send you a pic.
Thanks agin,
Leslie
La Maison Fou