Budget friendly home Decors Method

 10 smart and budget-friendly home improvement upgrades you can do yourself, with minimal cost and tools:

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🧰 1. Paint for a Fresh Look

• What to do: Repaint walls, doors, or even furniture.

• Why it’s great: Cheap, instant refresh.

• Tip: Use light colors to make small rooms feel bigger.

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💡 2. Upgrade Light Fixtures

• What to do: Replace outdated lights with modern LED fixtures or even second-hand pendant lights.

• Budget: $10–$50.

• Tip: Add dimmer switches for mood control.

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🚪 3. Update Cabinet Handles & Knobs

• What to do: Swap out old cabinet hardware in kitchens/bathrooms.

• Budget: $1–$3 per handle.

• Result: Looks like a full remodel without spending much.

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🪟 4. Install Peel-and-Stick Wallpaper or Backsplash

• Where: Accent walls, kitchen backsplashes.

• Cost: $20–$50 per roll or panel.

• Tip: Easy to apply and remove—perfect for rentals too.

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🪴 5. Add Indoor Plants or DIY Planters

• Why it works: Brings life and color.

• Budget: Use mason jars, tins, or recycled materials as planters.

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🧼 6. Re-grout or Paint Tile

• For: Bathroom/kitchen tiles.

• Budget: Under $25.

• Result: Makes old tiles look new again.

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🔧 7. Weatherstrip Doors & Windows

• Purpose: Improve insulation, save on energy bills.

• Budget: $10–$20.

• Tip: Use foam strips or rubber seals.

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🪞 8. Add or Replace Mirrors

• Why: Reflects light, makes rooms feel bigger.

• Find: Thrift stores or reuse old frames.

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🖼️ 9. Create a Gallery Wall

• How: Use family photos, art prints, or free printable art.

• Budget: Use cheap or DIY frames.

• Result: Personal, stylish decor.

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📦 10. Declutter & Use DIY Storage Hacks

• Try: Under-bed boxes, wall shelves, over-the-door organizers.

• Tip: Organizing makes your space look and feel new.

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