Renter Friendly Ways to Update Your Lighting
We understand better than anyone that light fixtures play a crucial role in enhancing the overall ambiance and functionality of a space. Whether you're a homeowner or a renter, updating light fixtures is an easy way to make a lasting impression in the look and feel of your home. That said, updating light fixtures in a rental may sound like a daunting task, but it's actually easier than it seems and the impact is well worth the effort.
First things first, it's important to consider what kind of lighting is right for your space. Whether you're looking to switch out a pendant, wall sconce, or celling light, it's best to choose something that not only complements your current space, but that could work in a future place as well.
Luna: Available in multiple forms, the Luna is best known for its moon-like glow and timeless appeal. With an understated, low-profile canopy, minimalist rod, and milky glass globe, the striking simplicity of the Luna is an enduring addition to any interior design scheme.
Ray: An effortless combination of modern aesthetics and classic mid-century design, the Ray is fits seamlessly into any interior aesthetic.
Alabax: Inspired by fixtures from a 1951 General Electric industrial catalog, the Alabax has a simple, tulip-like silhouette that works well with any style. Each fixture is expertly cast, trimmed, and glazed by hand with custom tones that range from neutral to eye-catching.
Now onto the fun part, installing your new fixture! Follow the steps below to seamlessly update the fixture in your rental:
All that said, if you're unable to switch out the fixtures in your rental, there are still a few ways you can elevate the ambience of your space without rewiring. Consider adding table lamps, floor lamps, or plug-in wall sconces to set the mood. Alternatively, string up a plug-in pendant over a cozy reading nook or your bedside tables for some additional light.
