16 Money-Saving Design Ideas to Elevate Your Home
Sometimes we want to add something new to our
interior but we don’t like items in the stores or just don’t want to spend
money on them. Fortunately, you can create cool things with your own 2 hands, without
spending huge sums of money. Today we’ve collected some simple, handmade ideas
that you can bring to life.
Bright Side shares some design ideas that will
definitely upgrade your home.
16.
Create a nice shower floor mat.
It’s a cool idea for those who are tired of
their boring shower floor. If you want to add something new to your bathroom,
this mat is what you’ve been looking for.
15.
Decorate an empty wall with photos.
Sometimes even minimalism lovers want to
decorate the walls in their rooms. In this case, a photo collage would be
really nice. You can create this decoration without spending a single cent
since we all already have our favorite shots at home.
14. A
second chance for a carpet
If you have an old rug, you can try this idea.
With the help of paint and tape, you can turn an ordinary rug into a designer
one. Create a unique pattern and enjoy your brand new item.
13.
Renew a bench.
You don’t have to waste a lot of money to make
a cozy item out of an old bench. Add a couple of pillows and get some rest!
12.
Additional space
There’s always a lack of shelving and drawers
in the laundry room, but there’s enough space that you can actually use. We
recommend installing countertop that you’ll be able to put different baskets and
jars on and get yourself organized.
11. A
stylish magazine and book holder
If you find ordinary shelves and coffee tables
boring, you could create an interesting book holder. You’ll only need a few
materials to create this item that will reflect your personal style.
10.
Decorate the walls.
To make your home look magnificent without
having to follow all the modern trends you just need to add a few details that
you can construct with your own 2 hands. For example, you can install a cozy
wood wall that looks super chic.
9. Hide
the radiators.
Uncovered radiators usually make your room look
pretty ugly. But you can solve this problem without wasting a lot of money. You
just need to construct these panels that will make your home look even cozier.
8. A
window bench
Create a multi-functional bench with your own 2
hands. It provides a comfortable place to sit and read books, play, get rest,
and so on. No one will even guess that this bench was made out of an ordinary
shelving unit.
7. Make
a pouf chair out of an old car tire.
To create a unique chair you’ll need: a tire, 2
MDF boards, a rope, silicone, metal screws, and water-based paint. Draw circles
on both MDF boards that correspond to the circumference of the tire. Then cut
them out of the MDF boards, glue them to the tire, and secure them with 4
screws. Click here for detailed, step-by-step instructions and enjoy your new
chair!
6. Turn
your tile into a masterpiece.
Floor tile with different patterns is pretty
popular nowadays and you can paint and pattern your tile on your own. This easy
method will help you create a masterpiece that you can’t help loving.
5. Trim
your windows.
Ordinary windows make your home look boring.
You can turn your room into a cozy place with the help of some simple window
trim.
4. A
“rustic” wall rack
If you want to add something unusual to your
kitchen, you can make this knife holder using a wood board and a few magnets.
3. A
rack made of antlers
Many people have old antlers that they don’t
know what to do with, but don’t want to throw away. Fortunately, you can
upgrade them with the help of paint and colored duct tape and use them as a
rack to decorate your home.
2. A
hammock chair
Sometimes all we want to do is be alone, get
some rest, and read a book. A hammock chair is the best solution for this and
it’s suitable for both adults and children. Remember that you should use good
quality materials in order to avoid falling down.
1.
Decorate flower pots.
If you want to add some accents to your
interior, you can decorate your planters. You’ll only need your own hands and
polymer clay.
Have you already tried any of these ideas?
Which one is the most interesting?
SOURCE:
BRIGHTSIDE
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