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5 Easy and Cheap Ways to Upgrade Your Home’s Style

Written By Glenn Prescot

If you are interested in updating the style of your home on a budget, it can be difficult to know where to get started. Follow some of these easy tips and see what a difference you can make in the interior and exterior appearance of your home.

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Table of Contents

  • Choose Seasonal Additions
  • Play with Paintjobs
  • Add More Greenery
  • Concrete Stains
  • Introduce New Shelving
    • Related Posts

Choose Seasonal Additions

One of the best quick and easy ways to spruce up the style of your property is to think about decorating seasonally.

Here, you can get as creative as you want. Think about adding small plants during the spring or pumpkin fixtures during the fall.

Choose bare branches during the winter and lots of blue elements in the summer. You could make seasonal wreaths that you switch out from month to month or purchase a few nick knacks to adorn your couch-side tables.

The environment around your house will change with the season. It will only take a little extra effort to lean into that change with your decorations.

Play with Paintjobs

Adding a fresh coat of paint to various sections of your property can have an extremely pronounced effect, especially if you want to spruce up according to a new color scheme.

Adding some color to your kitchen cabinets can help you optimize their appearance, and adjusting the way the walls look can also allow you to breathe new life into a room.

Don’t be afraid to get bolder with your paint. Adding a splash of contrast to a wall or even a piece of furniture can make your house feel dynamic and alive.

Add More Greenery

If you are interested in adding curb appeal to your property, some simple additions of greenery can be invaluable.

In the most involved cases, you can add entire bushes and shrubs and expect your home’s appeal to skyrocket.

In other decorative scenarios, you can think about adding large vases and pots with the appropriate greenery in order to see a real difference.

Even just adding a couple small succulents to a kitchen window or a bedside table can give your rooms a touch of new life. Just make sure to schedule times to water them.

Concrete Stains

Working with a water-based concrete stain can be particularly advantageous as well. You have the opportunity to improve the appearance of your property while also focusing on clearing potential mars along your concrete.

Use the stain as carefully as possible, as this will allow you to make the most of the surface while also getting rid of potential scuffs and blemishes. Stains come in variety of colors, allowing to customize and recolor your concrete surfaces as you repair them.

Introduce New Shelving

Few things can add as much value to a wall as a new shelving unit. Not only will this allow you to repurpose some of the empty vertical space in your home, you can use this space to further decorate with the style that you have in mind.

These additions can be particularly desirable because of how much further they allow you to showcase your home’s personality. Even if you don’t have room for a new shelve, you can rearrange the decorations on them or clear out some space to add something new.

Those who have a more complicated arrangement around their property may benefit from speaking to a home design professional.

The right look into your property can be invaluable, especially if you have more complex ideas that you would like to see brought to life.

These suggestions, though, are a good start to making your home more stylish, without seriously remodeling it. You can start small, by having a couple seasonal decorations or by adding some plants around the home.


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About Glenn Prescot

I'm Glenn Prescot, an Interior Designer originally from Kansas USA and now living in Europe. I am a fan of DIY, home design, gardening and anything related to home interiors and exteriors. I'm also interested in crafts and Home Improvement projects.

I have been in the home design industry for more than 17 years. I love decorating and transforming spaces so that people living in them are happy and pleased with their space.

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