Rental friendly lighting upgrades

How to add a safe and stylish cover to cheap builder's grade rental apartment lighting to transform ugly rental lighting into sleek modern lighting.

When moving into a new home, lighting is one of the key elements to making the space feel warm and inviting. Yet very often, the lighting that exists is less than ideal, something that is especially true of rental apartments. You name it, I’ve seen it, from not enough lighting, to light switches being in the wrong place, […]

If you currently reside in a rental property, you may often find yourself in dimly lit spaces due to inadequate lighting. It can be challenging to install the right types of lighting fixtures and gadgets without losing your security deposit or being charged by the landlord.

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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

10 easy rental updates you can do without asking your landlord - temporary cabinet covers, apartment light fixtures, and other simple ways to enhance your space.

Just because you live in a rental doesn't mean you can't add personal touches to make the space. Whether renting an apartment, house, or townhome, you can still make your space uniquely yours with DIY budget projects. These renter-friendly upgrades will update your home design. From peel and stick wallpaper and self-adhesive kitchen backsplash tiles, to switching out cabinet hardware and light fixtures, these clever ideas will make your rented space feel more homey on a budget. #homedesign…

Hate the light fixtures in your rental but can't switch them out? check out this easy light fixture hack perfect for rentals. #renterfriendly #homedecor

Apartments can feel small without proper lighting. Try out a few of these lighting ideas to see what works best for brightening your space. #ApartmentGuide #lighting #apartmentgoals #apartmentdecor #apartmenthacks

Whether you’re living in a 30-story high rise or the second floor of a townhouse, one thing is nearly universally true of apartments: They never seem to have enough light. And while you can do a bit to fake a brighter space, including revving up dim old overhead lights by swapping in higher-lumen LEDs for dull incandescents or replacing (or removing) heavy shades, it can be tricky to figure out a solution when you don’t have any overhead lights at all.