Did you catch the home remodel bug but don’t have the budget to treat it? You don’t have to worry or overspend! You can do simple changes that can have a big impact. Here are four ways to revamp your home on a budget.

1. Restain Floors

Putting in brand new flooring is not only time consuming it is expensive. If you have hardwood floors, instead of installing new, consider hardwood staining Westerly RI. This budget-friendly change, once it is all done it will look like new. If you want to you can even mix things up more by changing the shade to make your home look totally different.

2. Deep Clean

Sometimes all your home needs is a little elbow grease. Those shabby walls and stained carpets could feel fresh and new with some cleaning. Take the time to clean every surface and room and see if it is enough to feel content again in your house without spending a dime.

3. Add a Statment Piece

A statement piece is the “wow” factor that any room needs. It can be as simple as pillows or a rug with a bold print and color or choose one wall to add some color and wallpaper. It adds a focal point to a room and gives it a finishing touch. A statement piece saves you money because you don’t have to update your whole room, you just need one new piece.

4. Update Soft Furnishings

It doesn’t take construction and dust to put in a new rug or pillows. All it takes is simply walking around the store, or browsing online, to find pieces you like. This also works for bedrooms. By updating your bedding you can make your room feel like new. Use different textures and sizes to keep it interesting.…

No matter how much you love your home, after a while, it can start to look a little old and outdated. But you might not be ready for the work (and the time and the expense) involved in a full home makeover. While you save up your money (or until you win the lottery), here are a few quick and inexpensive tips you can try to give your home a new look!

Try Glass

Custom glass, such as from specialty glass West Palm Beach, can really change a room. Try a large mirror in the living room to make it look lighter and bigger, or new shower glass to replace that old, soap-scummy door. You may even want to get some new glass for that antique mirror you love. You’ll be surprised at what a difference new glass can make.

Get Rid of Stuff You Don’t Want

This one sounds obvious, but you might be surprised at how decluttering can improve your home. Are you sick of looking at that chair? Tired of having so many clothes that your closet is eternally unorganized? Get rid of that old stuff that you don’t want or use. Your house will look much nicer, and chances are you won’t miss any of it.

Pay Attention to Your Walls

In lieu of a full remodeling project, you might consider a new paint color instead. Paint is fairly inexpensive and there are so many colors to choose from. It can make your home seem brand new, and it can also be a lot of fun to find some new objects that you love to go with your new paint.

These are just a few ideas to ponder. With a little imagination, you’re sure to find a way to spruce up your house in ways you’ll love!…