To get ahead of summer—the best season for home revamps, in our opinion—home renovation company Dwellify released a list of their best expert tips for updating your home on a budget.
These home projects are easy to complete yourself and totally cost-effective, so you can create a brand-new space without breaking the bank.
We’ve taken a deeper look into some of Dwellify’s best pieces of advice for renovating your home on a budget. Here’s how you can tackle a total home renovation and save yourself money in the process.
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One easy way to change the look of your space on a budget is by switching out the hardware throughout your home. If you want to give your kitchen or bathroom a new look, this is a cost-effective upgrade you can complete, no pro needed.
When it comes to hardware, you’ll want to think about color and style. Sleek black drawer pulls, for example, can give your space a more modern feel. Gold or brass cabinet knobs can add a little warmth and light to your space.
Try to match the shape of the hardware you’re upgrading to the aesthetic of your space, and then choose a finish that suits the room.
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Dwellify recommends adding a dimmer to existing lights in your space, which can help you give a room some ambient mood lighting without requiring you to buy a bunch of new lamps.
Warmer, softer lighting can help make a space feel cozier and less harsh, gently illuminating the interior of your home in a way that makes your design choices look even more stylish.
To achieve a complete mood-lit paradise once the sun finally sets after 8, you may want to add a statement lamp or two to your space. Doing so can help you define certain areas of a space.
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