Check out these funky looking homemade Steampunk lamps, made from a combination of new, recycled, and found objects. These stunning looking Steampunk lamps are the work of Etsy seller Curious ...

Edward Correia’s steampunk lamps are an interesting counterpoint to the antiques in his small shop, Under the Pines, in Sterling. A huge chandelier hangs above a table surrounded by Hitchcock chairs ...

John Doolittle, of Wildwood, makes steampunk style lamps out of found objects and hardware store finds. The magical lamps John Doolittle conjures up in his home studio in Wildwood run the gamut from ...

So, you're a Victorian-era mad scientist, and you need more light in your cavernous laboratory. What better to provide it than this steampunk pipe lamp, crafted from brass plumbing and long-length ...

You’ve got your steampunk keyboard and your steampunk mouse, but you can’t work in the dark, whatever will you do? Simple: illuminate your study with the coolest steampunk lamp you’ll see all day.

Among the many treasures scattered inside local consignment store Two Women and a Warehouse, a new line of hand-crafted steampunk lamps may be the ultimate find for retro-futurists. The lamps, made of ...

Instructables user [Admiral Aaron Ravensdale] just finished a high voltage plasma bulb build that makes creative use of off-the-shelf parts. As a self-described steampunk, [Adm. Ravensdale] also ...

One person’s piece of excess pipe, rusty faucet or broken meter, is another person’s treasure. West Roxbury resident Steve Gallagher seeks out those bits of detritus and re-imagines them into one-of-a ...

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork)-- When Broadway closed its doors, more than 100,000 people suddenly had to look for work. During the pause, one engineer behind the scenes had to get creative. He's the focus of ...

Brian Killeen races to crashes and blazes with lights flashing when he’s on shift as a lieutenant with the Val-des-Monts fire department. Off duty, he takes his time, cruising crumbling barns, ...

Sitting in a booth at a flea market in Woodstock, Randy Meyers knew he had made something pretty cool. He just didn't know what it was. “The lady in the booth next to me saw my four lamps and said, ...