Ceiling Light Makeover

bedroom with white walls, vertical wood boards and a suntan and contumely ceiling light

Almost three years ago, I shared our bedroom makeover. We built a new bed and night stands, gave the room a fresh stratify of paint and widow in an accent wall. The one thing we didn’t do, transpiration out the ceiling light. And for the last few years, when I lay in bed and squint up at the ceiling, I’ve hated how that light looks. We finally got virtually to giving that light a makeover, and I love the new look!

This ceiling light makeover was sooo simple and fairly cheap; I’m not sure why I waited so long to get virtually to it! We once had the pendant shade, and I used a paint sample I had gotten when trying to find cabinet colors.

This ceiling light makeover doesn’t finger like too much of a DIY, but I wanted to share what I’ve been working on and the latest update to our bedroom (you can see the new freebie dresser Mike found for me in the photo unelevated too!). I made a video of the process that you can see below, and included a supply list with some links. The surpassing photo of the light is unelevated too!

bedroom with reversion dresser and a suntan and contumely ceiling light

Supplies:

ceiling light kit
pendant shade (ours was vintage)
paint (I used Sherwin Williams Malabar and widow a tiny bit of plain brown tempera paint to it)
large light seedling – I found mine at Home Depot, didn’t see the word-for-word one online, but here is a two pack of a similar one or there is this one from Walmart.