Just as you would constantly update your wardrobe, your home may also require a much-needed update. Although trends can come and go, you will find that investing in a few timeless additions can add lustre to your home and make it more appealing.
This does not necessarily mean that you should invest a significant amount of money to make those changes. You’ll find that simple additions can have a significant impact on the appearance of your home, giving it a fresh new look.
Here are six suggestions to spruce up your home this season.
Greenery
Plants are renowned for adding a touch of beauty to any space, giving it life. Both indoor and outdoor plants can bring vibrancy and life to your home, complementing a wide range of interior design styles. More than just a way to fill an empty space, plants can act as centrepieces, adding depth and visual interest to your décor. If you like to grow outdoor plants, you can add a few potted plants to your backyard or terrace. There are many options to choose from. Zamioculcas are a great addition, thanks to their beautifully shaped leaves that add an ideal decorative detail. If you plan to decorate your living room, consider bigger potted plants as a smart alternative to enhance your décor.
Pieces of Art
Leaving your walls stale and empty gives your room or home an uninviting look. While a few empty walls are nice to have for visual rest and balance, adding pieces of art to your home gives it character. There are many options to choose from, like paintings, antiques, photography, and even digital art. Your options are endless. Depending on the style of your home, whether modern or classic, you can choose to complement it with the most suitable type of art. Whatever you decide to do, remember not to stick to one size or style; varying the types and styles of art to add to your interior space would make it more visually appealing. A general tip is to ensure that every corner in the house has a piece that makes it look outstanding and unique.
Mirrors
Mirrors are essential to have in any home, not just because they allow you to look at yourself, but also because they give the impression of spaciousness. Another benefit of adding mirrors to your interior space is that they reflect light, making the space appear larger and brighter. Light is essential to a home. Strategically placed mirrors over a fireplace, entryway, or bedroom can all enhance the overall ambience of a space, making it more inviting. Some have included mirrors that cover the entire wall; this modern detail can drastically improve the look of your interior décor.
Wallpapers
No longer considered an outdated decorative element, wallpaper is making a comeback in interior design. Many designers are embracing wallpaper because it adds a touch of personality, texture, and visual interest to a room. Because of its ability to make any room look larger, wallpaper can act as a focal point to enhance the architectural features of your home. Unlike paint, wallpapers can add an enticing look to your home, especially if you choose classical and high-quality wallpapers to decorate.
Curtains
Curtains can make any home look classy. Although blinds might be trending in interior home décor, curtains are a more stylish option because they can complement the colour and style of your furniture and décor. There are many styles to choose from, including sheer, velvet, cotton, and linen curtains, as well as various construction styles to hang them in.
Ditch the Carpet
In many interior design trends, people are choosing to forgo traditional methods of décor. For a fresh, clean, and modern look, many are choosing hardwood wooden floors with distinct colours and laminates as a smart decorative option for their home. Shining your floors makes them visually appealing and easier to clean, giving your home a unique rustic look.
If you can’t decide where to start decorating your home, the suggestions above can allow you to work within your budget, giving your home a sense of taste. After all, décor isn’t only about money but a personalized sense of style!
David Messiha | Staff Writer
 
				 
											 
															










