Bathroom fluorescent light box makeover

How to remove and replace a large fluorescent light box from your kitchen and update it with light and bright lighting options.

I didn't have the budget to replaced this dated off-centered light fixture so I opted to camouflage it with a DIY light cover that only cost $15 to make and all without any power tools! #smallbathroomideas #lighting #bathroom #DIY

How often do we relish the pale glow of a fluorescent lamp? Not very often. In fact, never. But there they are. In dorm rooms, offices, pantries, and misguided home remodels. These troublesome fixtures have a miraculous staying power. So if you can’t tear them out, you might as well learn to work with them.... View Article

Well, if your house was built in the 80's, you may be the proud owner of a big ol' ugly light box. Our house was actually built in 1971, so I'm wondering if this was put in as a remodel. Gasp! Ours was a recessed beauty with old, grimy plastic insets. Of course I loved that cold, fluorescent lighting...NOT! Here's a before: If you look closely, you might actually see some old wall paper (or ceiling paper) that looks like it jumped right out of the kitchen on The Brady Bunch. Now, I am a huge…

In this blog post, You will learn how to cover fluorescent lights in detail. Covering a fluorescent light can be a great way to add an aesthetically...

When your kitchen comes with plain fluorescent lighting, make it into a work of art. Remove the acrylic panels from your lights. They should slide out. Wash…

Fluorescent units have emerged at the top of the list in this era of finding alternative energy-efficient lighting solutions. They are known to cut energy bills by a significant margin, and their brightness is impressive. However, all these benefits come at a cost. For instance, these units are not the most attractive and may end...

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Todd and I decided to spend the summer giving our kitchen a make over. The first part involved tearing down the fluorescent light box that took up the majority of the ceiling. The official before pic: After removing the plastic covers/diffusers After we removed the wooden structure Assessing the damage The next step was to remove the popcorn from the bottom part of the soffit. I read a lot of tips on removing popcorn ceiling. I found that ours was more difficult than most of the ones I saw…

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