4 Home Decoration Ideas For The Budget Conscious
For people who can afford interior decorators and yards of expensive wallpaper and fabrics, home decoration is not much of a challenge. But even for those who will like to decorate their homes at reasonable prices, without making it appear cheap, there are enough decorating ideas to choose from. The following are just a few of them: 1. Don’t Forget The Greens Plants can add life to drab, dull surroundings. They also improve indoor atmosphere. No matter how cramped the house may be, the kitchen counter and living room bookshelves always have room for a small pot or glass jar of plants. If none of these surfaces can hold plants, you can make your own hanging plant pot holder from wire and hooks. Some people paint dried twigs in bold colors and leave them in vases for a minimalist yet dramatic style statement. 2. Garden Furniture Can Be Reclaimed Don’t throw away the lawn chairs and table. You can use cheap fabric to give them a new, bright, chic look. Stick pieces of fabric on the furniture until the surface is completely covered. Use a waterproof plastic coat (ask your local hardware store for the best variety) to stick the fabrics to the furniture and make them weatherproof. You can also look for old vases, chairs, tables; even swing seats in flea markets or garage sales to add a touch of elegance to your garden. Of course, you don’t have to use them in their shabby old condition. Follow the aforementioned home decoration tip 2 and work your magic on these old pieces of furniture. 3. Junk Can Be Turned Into Chic Knickknacks Here is your chance to add a really personal touch to your home. This home decoration idea involves collecting things you no longer need and turning them into objects d’art. Tall glasses and small bowls can become candle holders. Unwanted wrapping paper and old scrapbook cuttings can be laminated to form dining table mats. 4. Light Carpets Don’t Cost $200 Per Square Foot Light carpets made of synthetic fibers are good enough for modern homes. They are easy and cheaper to wash, and they can take more hard knocks than the traditional woolen carpet. Wooden floors need no carpets. You can place rugs under chairs and small living room tables if you find the idea of a completely bare floor difficult to accept. This home decoration tip also works well for laminated floors. 5. Windows Can Have Curtains, Blinds, And Any Number Of Draperies Curtains are inexpensive if you purchase them from right places. You can use fabric paint on plain curtain to customize your own curtain. Sheer curtains or light lacey ones work wonders for windows overlooking private spaces, such as gardens and patios. Look for special linings to keep out harsh sunlight during warm summers. The simple aluminum blind has given way to designer blinds in vinyl and fabric, and these are available at bargain prices at local supermarkets, home decoration stores, or online stores. These home decoration tips do not have to be rigorously followed. You can add your own ideas, replace fabric with other materials, and try other combinations to add a personal touch to your living space.
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Go to http://www.bhg.com/paintaroom , you might have to just do http://www.bhg.com first and then sign up but it is free! Then you will see links on the sides that say Decoraters Gallery scroll down and click paintaroom or arrangearoom !! Also try DIY.com and HGTV.com
Generally, people do NOT want to pay for the time invested for any hand-crafted item. I knit. It takes hours and hours to knit a pair of socks and people don't want to pay much more than the cost of the yarn. I'm not going to do all that work just to give them away so I only knit socks for ME.
I know of a service that's kind of like that. It costs $250. You take photos of your room & fill out an online questionaire. Then they will send you an actual floor plan model with a furniture layout, paint colors, fabrics, wallpaper, etc. Then you actually do the work yourself.
http://www.designerathome.com/
hmm,
i also hope to be an interior designer one day.
i think this website will help
http://www.interiordesignschools.org/?WT.srch=1&WT.mc_n=edu_google_intdsgn_gs_intdsgngbrd_200609&s_kwcid=interior%20design%20universities|1144847943
it lists them by states.
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very Little or none.Just remember that a man should fix things around the house and you decorate it.
I know that im gonna get alot of thumbs down for this but I dont care.
Ikea
If I were a marketing manager, the way I would increase the appeal of home decorating to men is by advertising how simple it can be. And about how nice it is to be a bachelor….but, not have to have your home look like you are a bachelor.
I would play up aspects of your stores service personnel. I would stress how helpful and easy they make it for a guy to decorate his place himself….with a little help from them.
And, I would stress, somehow, that it can be a fast and easy ordeal. Men typically don't like slaving over decorating books and spending hours shopping.
They want to get into a store…and back out asap.
I really do like the bachelor angle, though….. Be a bachelor…just don't make your home scream bachelor.
Hope this helps!
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http://www.homedecorators.com/
http://www.softsurroundings.com/
http://www.overstock.com/
http://www.target.com/
http://www.gardenridge.com/
http://www.kohls.com/kohlsStore/homepage.jsp
http://www.biglots.com/
http://www.restorationhardware.com/rh/index.jsp
http://www.northstyle.com/search.asp?c=h&SKW=house&TKW=NS04&scat=Y&GEN1=All+Home+Decor
http://www.grandinroad.com/