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How to Make Your Home Look as Great as Your Outfit – With Very Little Effort

If you spend a serious amount of time on your appearance, then you should also be getting serious about what your domestic spaces say about you as a person.

Traditional-style home

Having a great-looking home doesn’t have to take up much of your time, or eat into your bank balance. With these simple yet effective interior design tips, you’ll soon have a fashionable pad that you’ll be happy to bring guests into at any time.

 

Spruce Up Your Entryway with a Welcome Mat

The entrance to any home sets the tone for what’s inside. You don’t have to spend a fortune on this first impression, just add an inviting welcome mat that reflects your personality and style. A bright pop of color or classic black-and-white patterned rug can make all the difference.

If you’re looking for something more low maintenance, go with an easy-to-clean rubber option that won’t show wear and tear as quickly over time. It’ll also be perfect if you’ve got furry friends at home too. Plus, it’ll help keep dirt and debris off your floors so they stay clean longer.

 

Give Your Lighting an Upgrade

Joseph Mimran and Kimberley Newport-Mimran home

When it comes to making your home look as great as your outfit, lighting is key. Consider adding statement pendant lights that will draw the eye and provide additional ambient light in dark corners of the room. Choose something with a modern design for maximum impact. Think minimalist shapes and bold metallic finishes for an industrial vibe, or go all out on opulence with sparkling crystal detailing.

Wall sconces are also great if you want to add some extra character without taking up too much space. They’ll brighten up any dull hallway instantly, without over-illuminating areas that look better with a bit of atmosphere.

 

Make a Statement by Moving Furniture

Lisa Perry Hampton's Home

Don’t be afraid to move your furniture around, as it’s an easy way to freshen up your space and make a big impact without busting your budget.

Start small with just one piece, like moving your sofa from one wall to another so that you can draw attention away from any flaws in the room, or show off a great feature.

Experiment with different configurations until you find something that looks balanced and inviting. You can also group smaller items together for visual interest. Think bookshelves, chairs, side tables, or whatever works best for your space, depending on its layout and age.

Don’t forget about lighting at this point too. Consider adding some floor lamps or table lamps into strategic spots for extra illumination where needed.

 

Hang Well-Chosen Art on Your Walls

Nothing brings a room to life quite like art. And with online galleries like Singulart, you can take your pick of brilliant pieces from cutting edge creators.

Whether you opt for framed prints, wall hangings or complete originals, choosing the right artwork can be daunting. But don’t worry, it doesn’t have to take up too much time either. Have fun with it, and choose pieces that make you smile when you look at them. Whether you pick bright abstract paintings or classic black and white photography, it makes no difference as long as they fit your style.

 

Add Some Greenery

You can bring the outdoors inside with some carefully chosen plants. Not only do they add a splash of color to your space, but they also help purify the air naturally, which is a good way to keep interiors feeling fresh.

Choose from easy-care cactus varieties or classic fiddle leaf figs if you’re looking for something low maintenance. For an even bigger impact, try hanging planters from the ceiling, or grouping several together on shelves for maximum effect.

If real plants aren’t quite your thing, then faux greenery is just as effective, and it requires no upkeep at all.

 

Final Thoughts

The main thing to take away is that you have to let the vibe guide you when it comes to interior design. Don’t just follow fads because they’re getting a lot of coverage, but choose a setup that speaks to you personally, as you’ll enjoy it much more in the long term, and need to make fewer changes further down the line.

 

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