Budget-Friendly Ways To Redesign Your Interior Space

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Redesigning and renovating your home’s interior are great projects every homeowner should consider undertaking occasionally. Such projects give your home a new look, add to your comfort, and increase its selling value. However, a major reason why many homeowners put off these beneficial projects is the issue of cost. Redesigning and renovating can bring about expensive charges, causing many to spend beyond their means— which is understandably undesirable. Fortunately, there are several smart budget-friendly ways to redesign your home’s interior space and enjoy the benefits. Below are a few.

1. Switch up your theme or style in simple ways

There may be various elements in your living room or bedroom that come together to create a theme. However, over time this theme or style may not be as pleasing to you as it was before. Instead of disposing of these elements or purchasing new ones, you can create a new look with what you already have. For example, if your initial bedroom theme was artistic and you’d like a more minimalistic look, you can create a DIY statement wall displaying all your art pieces on one side of the room. This changes the feel of the room at little to no expense. In your front room, you can find affordable ways to redesign your space by simply rearranging furniture or changing your curtains. You can also find stylish creative solutions such as how to style a grey sofa in your living room with affordable accessories such as blankets, throw pillows, Barcelona chair cushions and other elements that would perfectly suit your new luxury sofa.

2. Touch up your old doors and windows

It may seem unlikely, but the appearance of your doors and windows add to the design and style of your home. After a period, your doors and windows are exposed to wear and tear, causing peeling paint, rust, and a rough, unappealing surface. Depending on the materials used, a good clean could have your doors and windows looking as good as new. You can apply a new coat of varnish or sand them down first to create a smooth finish for those made from wood. You can also repaint them to give them a fresh look or switch up the colours for something new.

3. Get some plants

A touch of natural greens can do a lot for your interior space. Not only would you be doing your part in saving the world one indoor plant at a time, but you would also give your home a cosy and new design. Plants are affordable, and you can have fun designing pots to fit your overall aesthetic. In addition, plants help improve your mental health and improve your air quality— so you’d really be getting a good bargain.

4. Add a stair runner

Installing a stair runner is a functional addition to your redesigning project. It prevents the risk of tripping or falling down the stairs. It also gives you the chance to hide worn out stairs. With a variety of choices, you are bound to find one that complements your interior space. In its small way, a stair transforms your space by adding to the home’s overall style.

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