I use incandescent to get a warm glow, LED in kitchens and garages, clear bulbs to get sparkle and use the old style yellow filament bulbs to highlight a great light fixture.  

Boise does sparkle.

By renovating properties that have been neglected, we're taking a raw diamond and cutting it into something that sparkles and people desire.

These gorgeously rehabbed apartments sparkle with 1920's charm on the exterior with all of today's modern amentias on the interior.

*Confetti trickles across the blissful New Years’ sky, backlit by *sparkling fireworks* *A passionate kiss* at the stroke of midnight, etc, etc..

The added sparkle would be a noticeable upgrade in the rental market.When painting, you could choose the same color for both ceiling and walls to de-emphasize the sloping roof, and choose materials with very little contrast throughout the room, to again add to that illusion of space.Absolutely anything you do to that room would be an improvement so you're lucky in that you really can't go wrong!

Just read an older BP article on cheap bath upgrades: Paint, new toilet seat and handle, new door handles and hinges, new fixtures for shower and sink, brighter light bulbs so it sparkles, and scrub the hell out of it until it's shiny and new. 

They’re not falling apart, but they’re not sparkling either.

Personally, unless the inspection was sparkling and the deal was amazing, I'd not invest out of state.

The community also features a sparkling resort-style pool and spa.