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I transformed cozy corners of my home with stained glass light bulbs from Amazon – they cost £8 & create a relaxing vibe

I transformed cozy corners of my home with stained glass light bulbs from Amazon – they cost £8 & create a relaxing vibe

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THAT'S LIT I transformed cozy corners of my home with stained glass light bulbs from Amazon – they cost £8 & create a relaxing vibe
A WOMAN has shared how she gave her home an instant transformation using an £8 light bulb.
Adriana said she'd '10/10 recommend' the DIY trick for making your home feel 'cozy' and 'relaxing.'
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Adriana raved about stained glass bulbs for transforming her home
Credit: tiktok/@adriana.m.stratton
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She showed how it created a colourful glow in her home
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You can pick up similar bulbs from Amazon for £8 each
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On her @adriana.m.stratton account, she showed how she loves using stained glass lightbulbs to give her house a boost.
The pretty bulbs are painted in different colours, and when you turn them on, they add a vibrant hue to your room.
She shared: 'This is your sign to add stained glass light bulbs to add whimsy to your cozy corners.
'10/10 recommend these bulbs for all your cozy lamps.'
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Adriana showed how she has added them to little lanterns, to get a rainbow effect in her lounge.
She picked them up on Amazon, and similar designs are being sold as two for £15.99, working out at £8 each.
According to the listing, they can be used for 'home or commercial decoration' and are advised for the 'kitchen, living room, bedroom' or for a 'Christmas decoration'.
Many people were hugely impressed with the light bulb find, and her video has racked up 107,000 likes.
Many people rushed to the comments, with one saying: 'I have stained glass bulbs in my bedroom!!
'VERY relaxing vibe.'
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Another added: 'stop. I had these as a kid in the 90s. I love these.'
And a third commented: 'They are beautiful but not very bright.'
While a full house overhaul can cost upwards of £76,000, according to Checkatrade, a growing number of Brits are opting for smaller, more affordable projects.
This could be why shoppers are racing to B&M to snap up their latest home item.
Hannah, known as 'hannahjayne' on TikTok, shared a video showcasing the store's new lights which have just landed.
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B&M store display of new traditional wall lights for £12
Credit: TikTok/hannahjayne
She captioned the video: "The new wall lights in @B&M Stores are beautiful! I love the three light bulb ones for the kitchen and the single lights for the bedside."
The singular lights are a steal at just £12, while the ceiling light with three bulbs costs £30.
Describing the wall light on their website, B&M wrote: "Illuminate your space with this Traditional Wall Light in a soft gold finish.
"This stylish, modern luxe design wall light is both a functional and decorative home accessory.
"Perfect for those looking to brighten up their bedroom, living room or office space, and create a warm, welcoming atmosphere with timeless elegance.'
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