DIY Wooden LED Wall Sconce: Etsy-Worthy for a FRACTION of the Price!
Posted by: Mark Plante Posted on: February 4, 2025

DIY Wooden LED Wall Sconce – Budget-Friendly Scrap Wood Project

If you’re looking for a stylish and budget-friendly way to add warm lighting to your home, this DIY Wooden LED Wall Sconce project is perfect for you! Inspired by high-priced designs on Etsy, this project shows how you can create a sleek, modern wall sconce using scrap wood for a fraction of the cost.

Watch the Full Build

Check out my latest YouTube video where I walk through the entire process step by step:

Why Build Your Own LED Wall Sconce?

Purchasing high-end wooden LED sconces from Etsy can be expensive, with some designs costing upwards of $100 or more. By making one yourself, you can:
✔ Save money
✔ Customize the size, shape, and finish
✔ Repurpose scrap wood, reducing waste
✔ Learn and practice woodworking skills

Materials & Tools Used

To complete this project, I used:

  • Scrap wood (pine, oak, or any hardwood you have)
  • LED strip lights
  • Wood glue & screws
  • Clamps
  • Sandpaper & wood stain
  • Power drill & saw

Step-by-Step Build Process

  1. Cut & Prepare the Wood – I selected and cut scrap wood to the desired size, ensuring a clean and smooth surface.
  2. Assemble the Frame – Using wood glue and screws, I created a simple but sturdy frame to house the LED strip.
  3. Attach the LED Strip – The LED lighting was carefully placed inside, ensuring an even glow.
  4. Finishing Touches – I sanded the piece and applied a stain to enhance the natural wood grain.
  5. Installation – Mounted the finished sconce to the wall and connected it to power.

Final Thoughts

This DIY Wooden LED Wall Sconce is an easy and rewarding project that adds both function and style to any room. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced woodworker, this is a great way to experiment with lighting and designwhile keeping costs low.

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