Cheap tricks to make your home look more expensive
Renovation shows are all the
rage and have inspired Aussies to get their hands dirty and transform their home into their castle. If you’re wanting to spruce up your palace but don’t want to break the bank, there are a few budgetfriendly tricks you can use to transform your home into the lavish dream house you’ve always wanted.
Fresh paint
A fresh coat of paint is a cheap way to give any room the uplift it deserves. Light and neutral tones are always a safe bet, especially if the room is on the smaller side. But if you’re feeling bold, darker tones can make a great accent wall which instantly adds depth and personality to the space. Just remember, colour
Bright colours can often appear tacky, so be careful when choosing your shade.
Raise the roof!
Soaring ceilings are a feature seen in mansions across the globe.
the cards, using window treatments such as curtains or drapes can create the illusion of a taller room. Hang the curtain rods close to the roof and opt for material that just reaches the ground. Drawing the eyes upward will give a grander atmosphere to your home.
Ditch the outdated light
There is nothing worse than a room with a yellow tinge from
can old globes be driving up your electricity bill, but a chandelier from the ’70s might be drawing the wrong attention. Installing modern lighting
of your humble abode. In vogue: downlights, hanging pendant lights, and hidden LED strips.
Update your doors
Doors of the home are often neglected, but they can be utilised as a statement piece for both the
old wooden front door with a splash of paint. By choosing a bold colour such as grey or black for your entryway, you can drive up your curb appeal. You can also refresh your plain interior doors, or even opt for replacing them with sleek sliding doors to save on space. such as taps, handles, and rods can appear thrown together. Selecting a cohesive colour and style can add a polished touch to your home. Whilst
might be tempting and on-trend; matte black or stainless steel never goes out of style.