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Cool Tips for Decorating Your Home on a Budget

 


There is nothing quite like switching up the vibes in your home.  Decorating your home is a lot of fun but if you aren’t careful, you could end up breaking the bank.  No need to worry though, if you are willing to get creative and tap into those DIY skills, you can update your home inexpensively and still create the vibe you want.  Today we will be sharing a few tips for decorating your home without spending a small fortune.

Use Wallpaper

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Wallpaper is no longer just for grandma’s house.  Nowadays there are so many fun options to spruce it when decorating your home.  Wallpaper will immediately transform any room and is relatively easy to install.  Not only is it easy to get up, the take down is also pretty pain free.  It’s also nowhere near as messy and time-consuming as painting. You can order it online and spend a Saturday reinventing your favorite space.

Hit Up Your Local Thrift Store

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One of the easiest ways to save money when decorating your home on a budget is to shop secondhand. You can find some incredible deals on furniture and decor items at thrift stores, garage sales, and online marketplaces. Don’t be afraid to haggle a bit to get an even better deal. You may also want to consider attending estate sales, where you can often find unique and high-quality pieces at a fraction of their original cost.

Repurpose Old Items

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Another way to save money on home decor is to repurpose and upcycle items you already own or find secondhand. For example, you can turn an old ladder into a stylish bookshelf or a set of vintage suitcases into unique side tables. With a little creativity and some basic DIY skills, you can transform almost anything into a decorative and functional piece for your home.

Invest in Wall Art

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Adding wall art to your home is an easy and affordable way to add some color and personality to your walls. You don’t have to spend a lot of money on original artwork; there are plenty of affordable prints, posters, and photographs available online. You can also create your own wall art by framing fabric swatches, postcards, or even pages from old books. There are so many ways to incorporate wall art when decorating your home.

Go Green with Houseplants

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Plants are an inexpensive and easy way to bring some life and color into your home. You can find a variety of affordable indoor plants at your local nursery or online. If you’re on a really tight budget, you can even propagate plants from cuttings or rescue plants from the clearance section at your local nursery. This is seriously the best hack ever when decorating your home.

Use Pillows and Throws

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Another way to add some color and texture to your home is to use textiles. You can find affordable throw pillows, blankets, and rugs at discount stores, online retailers, and even thrift stores. You can also create your own textiles by sewing your own pillow covers or weaving your own rugs.

Make a Cool Gallery Wall

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Creating a gallery wall is a fun and easy way to display your favorite photos and artwork. You can use a variety of frames and matting styles to create a cohesive and stylish look. You can also mix in other decorative items, such as mirrors and wall-mounted shelves.

Don’t be Afraid to DIY

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 If you’re feeling adventurous, you can try your hand at DIY furniture projects. There are plenty of tutorials and plans available online for everything from coffee tables to bed frames. Not only can you save money by making your own furniture, but you can also create unique pieces that reflect your personal style.

Don’t Forget to Have Fun!

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In conclusion, decorating your home on a budget is a fun and rewarding experience that doesn’t have to break the bank. Using these tips, you can create an elevated, beautiful and personalized home without spending a fortune.  Let us know which one of these tips you will be using to switch up your home décor!

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