FAQ

• How can I redecorate my home on a budget?
  – You can save money by opting for inexpensive throw blankets, curtains, rugs, and items like shower curtains. Also, consider decorating with found items and adding a feature wall for impact without breaking the bank.
• What is the advantage of creating a feature wall in home decor?
  – Creating a feature wall allows you to add color to just one wall, saving money on paint or wallpaper. It also saves time and lets you experiment with bolder colors.
• How can I decorate with found items in my home?
  – To decorate with found items, focus on decluttering and showcasing interesting vintage accents, coffee table books, vases, and small decorative items. Remember that less is more when it comes to decorating with found items.
• How can plants enhance home decor?
  – Potted plants are affordable living accessories that bring color and life to an interior. They can make a big statement in your decor, especially when placed strategically around a space.
• What role does lighting play in home decor?
  – Lighting is like the jewelry of an interior, bringing sparkle and shine to a space. Invest in quality lighting that stands out beautifully in the room to make a statement.
• How can I get the most out of my furniture in home decor?
  – Consider multifunctional furniture like benches, ottomans, and beds with built-in storage to stretch your budget and save space. Choose items that can serve multiple purposes to maximize the functionality of your furniture.

Decorating Your Home on a Budget

Redecorating your home starts off with good intentions: You’re going to stick to a planned budget… and then you start shopping. Soon, you see no less than a dozen pieces that need to be in your life now, regardless of your bank balance. You do not have to give up on your décor dreams, however. Instead, its a matter of deciding what’s most worth your decorating dollar.

There are many places in your home where you are already likely to save instead of splurge. Inexpensive throw blankets, curtains or shades, rugs, and items like shower curtains can look just as luxe as their higher-end cousins, and going for wallet-friendly options might make more sense when it comes to wear-and-tear.

Feature Wall for Impact

Opting to add color to just one wall not only saves money on paint (or wallpaper); This decision saves time as well. You can also experiment with bolder colors that would otherwise overwhelm an interior. Dark hues make a major statement while also contrasting lighter furnishings to better show them off.

Decorating with Found Items

While its fun to browse for interesting vintage accents, coffee table books, vases, and other small decorative flourishes, these little purchases can add up fast. Put your beginning-of-the-year energy into a Marie Kondo-inspired decluttering, then showcase your most interesting odds and ends in a bookcase. Remember: Less is always more.

Bring Life with Plants

Potted plants are living, breathing accessories that are also very affordable. They bring color to an interior, but also a have a definite presence that other decorative objects just do not have. For the biggest statement, either go big or mass smaller plants in a space.

Make a Statement with Lighting

Lighting is the jewelry of an interior, bringing sparkle and shine into a space. Focus on quality and design over quantity. Dedicate some dollars to an interesting design that stands out beautifully in the room.

Get the Most Out of Your Tables

Multifunctional furniture like benches, ottomans, and beds with built-in storage can stretch your budget and help save valuable floor space. The dining table can serve multiple purposes and there are options available in varying sizes, shapes, and prices.