NO Budget for a new light fixture? Try this glow up with beads instead!

[@homeandlifewithcynthia]

This is a fast way to add scale to a current boring chandelier in an inexpensive way. I dare you to take this idea and make it even better. Remember to create bliss at home and in the garden!! ❤

[@ajvin060]

Looks great! Thanks for the tips!

[@homeandlifewithcynthia]

Thanks for watching!

[@CVenza]

Very nice! I want to do this to a hanging planter I have to spruce it up. Great idea

[@homeandlifewithcynthia]

Yeap! It’s ideas that I’d like to pass on so you can create your own version of bliss at home! 🥰

[@cocoonraw]

I had no idea that they had so many craft items. This is a beautiful makeover, really loved the accent paint with the beads. SUPER NICE!

[@homeandlifewithcynthia]

Thank you! The chandelier looks so much bigger. It’s one of the first things people notice when they walk in.

[@adventurebabyboomer7318]

Looks cheap.

[@homeandlifewithcynthia]

Well maybe you’re looking at all the imperfections from the above angle (you got all the behind the scene info). However, I wanted to change the scale bc those light pendants above the island turned out gorgeous. In real life it looks good and cannot see the threats hiding. You could make it look higher end by painting the beads differently or rethreading the beads to use more expensive materials. For now, I love the scale and it adds so much whimsy to the space. I still love it. And no it wasn’t an expensive light fixture to start. Maybe this could be used in a mud room or something not super stately. Hopefully it inspires someone to get creative. 😌 Xoxo, enjoy the holidays!