The holiday season is upon us, and so are the dark winter evenings. String lights are an easy and inexpensive way to decorate and brighten your home, and there are many creative ways to use them – the sky’s the limit. Start by checking out these ten excellent ideas.
Bring the night sky into your home. Spray a blank fabric canvas with glue, and sprinkle it with as much or as little glitter as you please. Then arrange and fasten your light chain on the back of the canvas frame. Used here is SÄRDAL LED lighting chain with 12 lights from IKEA
Haven’t got room for a traditional Christmas tree? Then go abstract and create a new wave version with lights. Just arrange the nails, hang the lights, and you’re set. By the way, this works great for any design you prefer.
A tiny little string of LED lights makes a magical décor piece when lit inside any empty bottle, vase, votive or jar. Used here is Bottle Battery Powered String Lights from Urban Outfitters.
Why should the Christmas tree get all the fun? Wrap your indoor plants in tiny little amber LED string lights and add a magical charm to any space. Used here is Firefly Battery Powered String Lights from Urban Outfitters.
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