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The best ceiling lights

Create impressive lighting designs and change the look and feel of your space. Bring warmth and charm and take advantage of the natural features of any space. Hanging ceiling lights are a great way to make a high-ceiling living room feel cozier, or create the illusion of more space by changing the lighting in any room. Get started with the best suggestions.

One of the easiest interior design features to be overlooked, ceiling lights can truly transform your home. Highlight your dining table or separate the open space of a loft just with light. Make every room more inviting and useful with a quick facelift and go from boring to beautiful with this curated list of options.

Westinghouse Stella Mira Chandelier

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Elevate the decor of your dining room with a functional statement piece like the Westinghouse Stella Mira Chandelier, a six-fixture ceiling light that brings a vintage vibe with its oil-rubbed bronze finish. The exposed filament bulbs are a great complement to the industrial design that inspired this retro-looking, metal orb. It’s ideal for creating a sense of openness in any room.

Globe Electric Flush Mount Ceiling Light

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If you want a vintage yet understated lighting element for your kitchen or living room, the Globe Electric Flush Mount Ceiling Light is a lovely, fully dimmable option to bring an elegance to the ceiling light. The clear glass shade combined with Edison bulbs gives you a lot of character without being overpowering.

Youtob LED Ceiling Light

Best value ceiling lights

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Now you can access the sophisticated look of sleek flush mount ceiling lights without breaking the bank. The Youtob Ceiling Light with Adjustable 3 Colors is the top value option for the amazing set of features, quality, durability, and price. The ultra-bright light of 1500 lumens beams in three different temperature options for added convenience.

Shaping the lighting of your house is a powerful and often overlooked way to change how you perceive the dimensions of a space or interior. Make a room look bigger or a corner more inviting with the options in our specially curated list. We are sure your next dinner party guests will be asking what you did to improve your home’s look and feel.

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This is the easiest way to hang Christmas garland without damaging your walls
Decking your halls doesn’t have to mean damaging your walls
Red front door with winter wreath and garland

Sometimes, decking the halls comes with a caveat for many homeowners: hanging garland with screws and nails may damage your walls. And while stick-on hooks, putty, or wall tape are a go-to for many, these adhesives just don’t hold up heavy decorations for the entire winter season. So, today, we’re sharing a fantastic solution to hanging your Christmas garland this season from TikTok, which will protect your home while still allowing you to decorate as you like.

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Use a shower rod
@thekwendyhome on TikTok shared her solution to decorating your entryways and archways with garland without drilling any holes or hooks into the walls. The solution? Use a shower rod.

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What a hardwood contractor says your wood flooring says about you
According to a hardwood contractor, the species, stain, and cut of your wood floors can say a lot about you
bleached light wood flooring in an entryway

The home is a canvas for your personality, and your interiors should reflect your personal aesthetics. A professional hardwood contractor on TikTok, @lumberjackwoodsupply, says your wood flooring may reveal more about you than you might have thought. Here is what the species, color, and style of your wood flooring say about you (though, of course, some of these are a bit tongue-in-cheek).

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What your wood flooring species says about you
Pine
If you have lighter, slim, natural pine floors, this TikToker says you likely fall into one of two categories. “You definitely have an appreciation for old things,” says @lumberjackwoodsupply. Alternatively, “you most likely own an old house that had these floors underneath.”
Walnut flooring
Walnut flooring is classy, elegant, and often sold at a steeper price. The hardwood contractor says homeowners with walnut flooring “have taste.”
Red oak
“There’s a good chance you didn’t choose to install this. It was just already in your house,” says this TikToker. But if you did choose to install red oak flooring, “you are either on a budget or you like to go against the status quo.”
Brazilian Cherry
“You probably live in an upscale but slightly outdated suburban home,” says the hardwood contractor. “There’s a good chance you hate the red.”
Maple
If you favor the sleek light wood tones of maple flooring to curate an airy and uplifting aesthetic, “You either live on the beach, or you want to look like you live on the beach,” says this TikToker.
Hickory
Hickory flooring is well-known for its boldness. It’s a unique wood with a quirky grain and various hues. If you have hickory flooring, “you like unique things,” says the hardwood contractor. “You want to be different.”

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Christmas decorations in house with wall sign on floor

Not everyone celebrates Christmas. But that doesn’t mean you can’t join in on all the festive fun. Sure, you may not want a Christmas tree in your living room or stockings hung over the chimney with care, but who said you had to decorate solely for the holiday?

If you want to take part in decking the halls but prefer a more seasonal approach to your decor, then we have some amazing winter decor ideas. Decorating the home during the winter months can be a great way to celebrate the season and welcome in the new year. And even if you don’t celebrate on December 25, you can still make your home look fabulous without opting for classic Christmas tropes.

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