Use nails or thumb tacks to secure the lights to the wall around the mirror. You can pull the strands taut for a sleeker look, or you can let them coil into spirals for a fuller look. If you can't find lights with white wires to match your wall, get ones with silver wires to match your mirror instead. You can also secure the lights to the frame of a full body standing mirror instead. Use nails or thumbtacks for wooden frames, or wall hooks for plastic/metal frames. Remove the backing from your shelving unit first. Get a strand of latticed or netted fairy lights, and slide them behind the shelving unit so that they replace the backing. Secure the lights to the wall behind the unit with nails.  If there are any lights sticking out from the sides of the unit, fold them behind the unit. Use a hammer to pry the nails out of the shelf backing first, then pull the backing off. Use clear hooks or nails to secure standard-sized fairy lights to the edges of your shelves. If you are working with an entire shelving unit, secure the lights to the top and side edges. If you are working with single wall-mounted shelves, secure the lights to the front and side edges.  Connect multiple wall-mounted shelves by nailing the wire to the wall behind them. Make sure that the nail goes between the twisted wires, not through them. If you are using battery-operated lights, hide the battery pack behind an item on the shelf. Buy or make a simple ring-shaped chandelier, and suspend it from your ceiling. Loosely wrap several strands of standard-sized or miniature fairy lights around the chandelier. Battery-operated lights work the best for this, unless you have an outlet in the ceiling for standard lights to plug into.  Make a simple chandelier by painting a hula hoop black or white, then suspending it from the ceiling using 3 to 4 chains and a large ceiling hook. If you are using battery-operated lights, hide the battery pack between some lights on the chandelier. Decorate the chandelier further with moss and fake flowers for a floral chandelier. There are lots of ways you can go about this. If you have a wrought-iron headboard, you can wrap standard-sized lights around the spokes and rails making up the headboard. If you have a canopied bed, you can try any of the following:  Wrap long strands of lights around the tall bed posts. Drape latticed or netted lights across the top of a sheer canopy. Wrap the lights around the frame, and let them droop from the curtains.
أحط إطار مرآة الحائط بالمصابيح إن كنت تود أن تجعله براقًا ولامعًا. ثبت المصابيح الشبكية خلف الأرفف للحصول على خلفية منيرة. ثبت المصابيح حول الأرفف إن كنت تود إضاءة غرفتك. علق المصابيح بيحث تتدلى من الثريا. زيّن سريرك بالمصابيح كبديل للنور السهاري.