Swag lighting

Do you need to add an overhead light to your room? Try adding a swag light! This simple tutorial will show you how to add one to almost any room, and take your room from dingy to delightful in a snap. Great photos, tips, and tricks to make your space shine- literally!

Learn how to swag a light fixture with a swag hook! This easy DIY project will add charm and personality to any room in your home.

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Rare, clear-glass triple globe swag lamp with pineapple tops and hanging prisms. Has unique chain design and fancy pull switch that controls the three different lighting options as shown in video. There are no defects, all prisms are attached, and works great! Does NOT include the 8 foot tension pole it is suspended from in the photos. Free shipping. Measurements in listing photos.

Always wanted to add a pendant light to your ceiling but couldn’t find the right plug? We got you covered. Here’s how you can easily hang a pendant light from the ceiling using just one cord. #DIYproject #HowTo #PendantsFromCeiling You may also read https://www.brightlighthub.com/how-to-hang-a-plug-in-pendant-light-from-ceiling/

Swoops, swags, a cluster—take your pick

A mid-20th century, hanging light fixture in rich amber, gold, caramel, and yellow streaked slag and stained glass. It is a lotus shape with scalloped and diamond petals and an ornately pressed brass band at the top and trimming the petals. A milk glass globe shade evenly diffuses the light. The glass turns golden brown and burnt sienna when lit. This pendant light has a long chain to swag from the ceiling and plug into the wall. Very good condition. The wiring has been checked by our…

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