Decorate Your Living Room on a Budget

When you're decorating your living room on a budget, coming up with design ideas that fit within your budget can be difficult, especially if you use the room for multiple purposes. Take a look at some helpful design tips that will create change and style without breaking the bank.

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Repaint The Room

With a fresh coat of paint, you can give the room a new color and a fresh new look. Paint doesn't cost much, but it can change the entire mood of a room. With just a few hours of work and a little money, you can create updated design appeal for your home.

Rearrange The Furniture

A new furniture arrangement will quickly give your room a different vibe. If your room size and layout makes it difficult to rearrange large pieces, try moving smaller items like tables, desks, lamps and accessories.

Change the Fabrics

There are thousands of great fabrics to choose from that can give your living room a stylish new look. You can reupholster a large piece of furniture like a sofa or chair, add new throw pillows in bold patterns or colors, or add a new area rug under your existing pieces.

Add Mirrors

Adding mirrors to a room is a great way to increase light and visual space. Since mirrors reflect things in their path, they make a room feel much larger than it really is. Whether you choose to install large mirrors from Minneapolis glass  or use floor or wall mirrors, your living room will lighter, brighter, and bigger.

Add Books

Whether old or new, books add color and visual interest to a room. You can fill existing bookcases or shelves or stack books on tables, even the floor. You can find wonderful used books in good condition at many thrift shops and antique shops. The upside, you create  visual interest and pops of color in your room, and you get to read all the books too. 

Decorating on a budget can be difficult, but it can also be a fun adventure. Strolling through small boutiques, thrift shops, and hidden little shops on quiet side streets can uncover some wonderful treasures.