Ceiling Light DIY - $7 BOHO MAKEOVER!

See how I transformed a flush mount fixture in our camper with this ceiling light DIY $7 boho makeover!

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We've all seen a flush mount ceiling light like the one above, right? Some people like to call 'em "boob lights", and it's obvious why. They can be quite dated and lacking personality, so I wanted to give these ones in Our DIY Camper 2.0 a budget-friendly upgrade!

(If you want to read more about our camper makeover, click right here.)

Using this Rustoleum Pure Gold Spray Paint, these wooden beads, this macrame string and some leftover cardboard, I made these DIY boho beaded light fixtures!

I love how they add texture and a bit of boho glam style to our camper. They only cost me $7 to make, and I'm liking how they're holding up in the RV so far!

Watch my YouTube video to learn how to make these DIY boho beaded light fixtures from start to finish:

I used my Cricut to cut the cardboard templates, and you can access my Cricut design file here if you want to do the same. Alter the size of the template and material you cut to suit your fixture.

You could also use different materials to make the rings the beads attach to. Some other ideas are embroidery hoops (drill holes in them) or metal rings (wrap the macrame cord around them).

You could also vary the way you attach the beads to the metal fixure dependent on your situation. I used Gorilla hot glue sticks for the camper, but you could also screw the beads directly to the fixture. The options are endless!

I think these DIY boho beaded light fixtures turned out pretty great for only 7 dollars, and they'd be easy to change out if I ever tire of them.

I can't wait to share more of our camper renovation with you soon! The main room is almost complete and it's looking so fresh and fun.

Tell me: What do you think of this DIY boho insired light fixture upcycle?

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