Make your home look grand on a budget

There is nothing that can ruin a good mood as quickly as a badly organised and decorated room. Naturally, not all people can afford luxury living. However, making a home look grander and more luxurious doesn't need to cost you your life savings.

Here are five simple ways to give your home that much needed facelift:

1. Avoid buying seasonal items: Classic pieces are classic for a reason; and timeless pieces do wonders to upscale your spaces.
2. Utilise your walls: There's nothing as 'cheap' as an empty wall. One way to make your spaces look grander is with large wall art.
3. Find the best lighting: Sometimes upgrading a living space is as easy as switching out the lights (or light fittings) to complement the room. And avoid blocking out too much natural light.
4. Accessorise appropriately: Curtains, ornaments, coffee table books, plants, bookshelves, and other small pieces can really bring a room to life without significantly denting your pocket.
5. Think about your floors: A suitable rug can do so much to cover a tiled floor and give it greater character, especially in your bathroom where the right mats can give it a real sense of luxury.

Naturally, however, a clean home is a healthy home and while you can go to great lengths transforming the spaces you live in, it is often in the little things (such as regular cleaning) where you can add real value, a sense of style, luxury and cleanliness.

Making your home look grander can do a lot for your selling prospects. Get in touch with a 3%.Com Attorney Agent who can help you get your home ship-shape before a prospective buyer walks in.

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