Light fixture makeover diy

Here are eight ways to cover ugly light fixtures without taking them down. Choose the one that suits you best and give your room a facelift today!

Looking for a gorgeous but simple lighting update? This is it! 5-minute, NO TOOLS needed - just a simple DIY change of ceiling light shades!

Light fixture makeovers are perfect for sprucing up any room on the cheap. Get inspiration and ideas for your fixtures here!

Hollywood lights, am I right?! While I’m sure they must’ve seemed like a great idea for nearly every home in the 90s, now they’re just dated and blah. Have you…

A depressing ceiling light can really distract from the look you’re trying to achieve in your apartment. If you’re not in the market for a new ceiling light, here are a few ways to upgrade the fixture that’s currently bothering you on a daily basis. #ceilinglight #lighting #lightfixtures #diyideas #diyprojects #chandelier #diylighting

Decorate on a budget with these creative light fixtures for your pendant lights and table lamps updates for your living room, bedroom, kitchen or hallway. Check out how to upgrade builder grade ceiling lights on a dime with these before and after ideas. #hometalk

Love boho on a budget? Check out this easy and quick DIY boho light fixture you can make in under an hour and on a budget.

If you've decided to re-do a room or renovate your space, consider one of these 20+ awesome DIY light fixtures to complete your look!

Like many of my clients in older homes, you’re surrounded by endless oak, beige, and…old light fixtures. It can be tough to know where to start. Look to your lighting fixtures. How do you make old light fixtures look good? Farmhouse light fixtures, Dining room light fixtures, bathroom light fixtures, lights, old lights, 90s lights, spray paint light fixture, new lights, lighting ideas, bedroom lights, bedroom light fixture, kitchen pendants, kitchen lights, kitchen light fixtures, chandelier

I've been stalled in the kid's bathroom by mirror trim that I know exists somewhere but is currently hiding from me. I mean, I can find a trim solution easily by walking through Home Depot and Lowe's but I'm pretty determined to do this under 10 bucks so that's where I'm getting stuck. Our local ReStore is all out of trim so no luck there and I know I saw something I could use at a store somewhere in the past month but I can't remember where it was. This is where decorating on a slim budget…