How To Decorate A Small House In Low Budget

Refresh your home for less with our collection of affordable decorating ideas.

How to decorate a small house in low budget. Betsy Burnham Burnham Design. If you have a little money in the budget for decor pick out some stencils paint and a small canvas or two and create your own art. Change Your Lamp Shades The solution to how to decorate a house on a small budget may be different for everyone but you will be surprised how much nicer you will feel just by changing your lamp shades.

However Ikea has the bargainous Tejn rug on offer for just 10 and John Lewis has natural sheepskins in a choice of four colours for 35. The room will look different and you will have a new hue to your lighting when you use the lamp. Hold onto a few bottles of wine after your next dinner party and repurpose them into eclectic vases.

If you are good at carpentry you can even make it. Give rooms a budget-friendly boost with DIY decorating projects using repurposed items or use what you already own to create low-cost home decor. Using a small corner tabledesk can help make use of a corner that may have otherwise gone unused.

Choose some decorative planters for added visual appeal. A table like this can be purchased for as low as 40. Grab some tinted glass jars and hang them in a wire basket for this mason jar chandelier look as featured in Redhead Can Decorate or fill larger glass jars with Christmas ball ornaments for some colorful holiday decorations.

For a custom look on the cheap have mirrored glass cut to fit a beautiful vintage frame. When decorating a small house on a budget one of the easiest ways to add style to a wall is by painting it a lovely colour but if you feel this idea is overused then a geometric or artistic book shelf can add an interesting feature to the blank space. See the 12 other things making your home look dated and how to fix them.

Make Your Own Headboard. Repurposing items can also provide unexpected decor pieces. A headboard has the same effect as an accent wall filling an otherwise blank and blah space with visual interest.