How To Make Your Home Look Stylish On A Budget

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On the JJ Barnes Blog, I check out top tips from interior design experts at Porcelain Superstore for how to make your home look stylish on a budget.

How To Make Your Home Look Stylish On A Budget

If like me you are careful about money, decorating your home might feel like an expense you just can’t afford in your budget. However, I don’t believe that achieving the stylish look in your home that you’ve been saving on Pinterest while managing to keep your purse from emptying is impossible.

To help me out, the interior design experts at Porcelain Superstore have sent over a list of this year’s popular interior design trends, and tips for how to achieve the look in your home without busting the budget.

 

Stone Effect Deco

As earth tones and outdoorsy looks were were considered super stylish this year, pieces like sculptural tables, dramatic countertops, and eye-catching backsplashes produced using stones are becoming very popular in the interior design magazines.

But how to get that impact for less money? Simply buy a couple of rolls of contact paper with your favourite one stone or marble effect, and stick it any place you want, from kitchen tops, tables, and even cupboards.

Contact paper rolls sell for as little as £5 on Amazon, and while they more intricate designs can get to £30 or £40, it’ll be far less expensive than purchasing a £400 stone effect table!

 

Organic Curves

While in previous years geometric designs were very in, the current year’s trend changed as curves return to stylish homes. If this trend appeals to you, adding curves to your home couldn’t be more straightforward: have a go at painting an arch on a wall for an ideal an accent detail or on the other hand, on the off chance that you feel especially like some Do-It-Yourself, you might take a stab at building an arch around an exiting entryway.

Furniture-wise, you could visit your nearby used products market or charity shops looking for curved couches or easy chairs, bedframes with twisted lines, or an arched effect mirror.

 

Granny Chic And Maximalism

Do you love kitsch prints and bright colours? Then this is most certainly your year to shine, as we see the end of minimalism and modern styling.

To accomplish the style on a tight budget, you should think about adding some fresh, brightly coloured tiles to your backsplash, or decorating your lounge room and hall walls with a funky wallpaper. Both of these options can be achieved for quiet cheap, and if you use stick-on tiles, the style can be renter friendly and easy to do.

 

The Natural World

Changing your home into an indoor garden could make your home deserving of magazine covers, but fake plants which look real can be very expensive.

To avoid plastic looking fake plants, the sensible option is take on genuine plants, which are less expensive however require support and care. If you’re capable of taking on that challenge, the fulfillment of keeping green friends alive is priceless.

To make the job easier and spread the expenses, you could do both and hide the cheaper fake plants among genuine ones, which will give a full and lush look to the entire setting.

 

Perfect Lighting

Ultimately, another trend which is stylish this year and that you might want to use while still keeping to a budget is the chandelier. Big, bold chandeliers are on trend, and we all know how much those could cost. But fear not, for there are less expensive solutions to achieve the same look!

Again, try exploring your local charity shops to try and track down an extraordinary piece. Or, if on the off chance you’re impatient and crafty, a Do-It-Yourself chandelier could be an answer. There are lots of ideas and instructional tutorials online that are not difficult to follow and that will assist you with making your own extraordinary design without burning through every last penny.

 

Decorating On A Budget

Following interior design trends on a budget is definitely possible, and it’s a great way to keep your home looking stylish and up-to-date without breaking the bank. Here are a few key takeaways:

• Focus on the accessories. Small changes, like adding new throw pillows, blankets, and artwork, can make a big impact on the overall look and feel of your space. And, these items are often relatively affordable, especially if you shop around for sales and discounts.
• Get creative with your DIY projects. There are endless DIY projects that you can do to update your home’s interior design, from painting your walls to refinishing old furniture. And, with a little creativity, you can easily achieve a high-end look without spending a lot of money.
• Shop at thrift stores and flea markets. Thrift stores and flea markets are great places to find unique and affordable pieces of furniture and décor. Just be sure to inspect items carefully for any damage before you buy them.
• Don’t be afraid to mix and match styles. One of the best ways to create a unique and personal look for your home is to mix and match different styles. This doesn’t mean that you have to have a perfectly coordinated look. In fact, eclectic interiors can be some of the most stylish and inviting.