To redesign and change the look of the space you don’t always need to spend much money, time and effort, sometimes changing just a few touches is enough to get a new space. If you don’t want to waste a lot of money and time, there are simpler and smaller ways to renovate your room, and I’m ready to share them all!
Home Textiles
There’s no other quicker and more budget-friendly way to change the look of your room than switching textiles: pillows, blankets, rugs and even curtains. These small design elements can easily add color, texture, pattern and catchiness on the whole. Try some bold shades to make an accent or go for neutrals if you have a neutral space but choose textural and patterned fabric. Decorating for the cold seasons? Go for faux fur, velvet, chunky knit and other interesting textures and consider layering, it will add coziness and appeal to the room.
Choose bright and printed pillows to elevate your plain room to a new level.
Create a contrasting look with printed and bold pillows and a dark sofa.
Add texture to the space with macrame, woven and knit pillows like these ones and you'll get a trendy boho feel.
Bright printed pillows and a matching powder blue chunky knit blanket for a welcoming bedroom.
A faux fur throw and a chunky knit pillow add texture and coziness to the space.
An orange crushed velvet blanket and a matching boho round pillow.
A bright and welcoming bed with a boho feel with green velvet and a woven fringe pillow.
Just one grey faux fur throw will instantly add luxury to the space.
Elegant emerald velvet bedding is a chic idea for the fall and winter and will make your sleep cozy.
Bring a refreshing and bold touch with floral print curtains in bright colors.
A bold and modern idea is color block curtains in two contrasting shades that are sure to add chic.
An assortment of bright and colorful pillows makes the living room lively and bold.
Some bold pillows and a bright faux fur throw can completely change a neutral space.
Hardware
The hardware doesn’t seem a big deal but this is a significant style element. Brass brings a vintage feel, copper is a bold modern statement, and there are more metallic finishes to choose from. Luckily, mismatching metallics are a hot trend, so you don’t need to change everything in your room to get a stylish look. Here’s our guide to mixing metallics.
Changing the hardware is a very easy task, which anyone can fulfill, and you’ll get a refreshed look! In most cases, it’s as simple as unscrewing one doorknob and screwing in another. Just be sure to count the number of pulls that you need so you avoid having to make multiple trips to the store.
Refined and chic metallic handles like these ones will accent your furniture and change its look.
Add a touch of glam to a usual plain kitchen rocking gold handles and fixtures.
Make your bathroom more stylish and trendy with copper hardware and fixtures.
Accent your kitchen cabinets and their color with brass knobs to add a touch of glam and chic.
Unify the cabinet look using the same brass handles and make a cool glam accent with them.
Highlight your kitchen style with such unique door knobs and matching handles on the lower ones.
Consider having trendy agate door knobs with a gilded edge.
Plants
Having plants and flowers as a decor element enlivens the space and it’s very easy and budget-friendly to get some. Plant life can add a pop of color, tie your space with nature and it easily matches any decor style.
Consider the amount of natural light and maintenance you can provide to the plants and choose them accordingly. The most popular plant life is currently succulents and cacti and despite a popular misbelief, they require care, too. Find everything out before choosing the plants you’ll have.
Large potted plants will instantly bring a wow factor to any space.
Turn your bedroom into a jungle with lots of potted greenery on the walls around the bed.
Rock potted herbs in the kitchen to be able to use these herbs for cooking.
Enliven your space with proper potted greenery in the planters that match your decor style.
Use your old clothes rack to display some cool potted plants in an unusual way.