If you’ve read my e-book on affordable home remodeling, you know that I believe you can dramatically transform a house through creative home interior decorating–and particularly attention to detail, including accent pieces, chandeliers, and fixtures. The picture on 
the left is a dining room in which I removed the boring brass chandelier and replaced it with an impressive wrought iron piece that I found for $75 from a garage sale, as shown in the photo on the left. (I’ve found similar things on CraigsList or the classified ads.) I first found it several years ago, and though I didn’t have a 
specific place for it at the time, I have saved it and carried it from house to house and various home remodels, waiting for the appropriate spot for it. I finally found that spot in this house. Again, a great accent piece, such as a wrought iron chandelier, can do wonders for a home staging, interior decorating, or remodeling project.
The picture on the right is of a simple iron candelabra that I found at a garage sale, but never found a good use for it. The other day, I let loose my artistic side and covered it in sea shells to create a special shell candelabra, which made a great accent piece for a friend’s patio setup.
Seek simplicity, comfort, and value!
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