Lighting ideas without the sticker shock
Adding opulence to your home doesn’t have to cost lots of money. One easy way to do that is by installing new light fixtures. “Light fixture makeovers are one of the simplest ways to make your individual space trendier, increase its functionality and boost the overall style of your home,” lighting manufacturer TCP said in its blog. Bustle recently compiled a list of ways you can cheaply make your home appear more expensive. Here are some ideas on lighting that can do the trick.
Sconce lighting: “By far, one of the biggest benefits of choosing sconce lighting for your home is their amazing versatility. Because they are so minimally intrusive and are available in such a wide variety of decorative fixtures, wall lights are a beautiful addition to any room,” Brighter Homes Lighting Gallery blog said on the store blog.
Globe lamp: “What makes the globe so appealing is its timeless, classic design — think schoolhouse,” Gale Singer, founder and president of Circa Lighting told Apartment Therapy. “The globe is great as a flush mount, pendant or chandelier. Alone, one can be used as a statement piece in a small area or multiples where space
allows.”
Under-cabinet lighting: Perhaps the most budgetfriendly option enhances the kitchen counter. Keep an eye on the essentials by installing an adhesive
under-the-cabinet LED kit. You can also use this dimmable lighting as a TV backing or for a showcase.
New chandelier: “The style of the bedroom dictates the style of the light fixtures. A modern styled bedroom suggests a sleek, metal style,” SFGate reported.
String lights: “String lights add a touch of warmth to indoor and outdoor spaces,” Erica Stewart, founder of Fashion Fair House Interior Design Development & Investment Firm, told Bustle.