Decorating on a budget doesn't mean skimping on taste.
Even though not many people may see your bedroom, it's important for you to feel relaxed and comfortable there. With a little imagination and a small budget, you can turn your bedroom into a peaceful retreat. Decorating on a budget means making the most of everything, and that begins with a strategy. If you stick to a plan, it’s possible to decorate
Instructions
1. Paint your bedroom for an instant transformation. Paint is inexpensive, and changing the color of your bedroom can make it seem completely redecorated. Choose a favorite color and one you're not likely to tire of quickly. The color should be soothing, like a muted blue or cream as opposed to a bright color like fuchsia. Complement the colors you have in your room, including furniture, window treatments and bed coverings.
2. Use secondhand items to dress up your bedroom. You can find functional and decorative pieces at garage sales and flea markets. Spruce up used items easily with a good cleaning or a coat of paint to make them seem like new. Refreshed with new paint, an old telephone table can function as a unique bedside table. Shop for affordable pieces of art that match your decor, or re-frame artwork you already own.
3. Use a folding table or television tray for a vanity table. Cover with a cloth, if necessary. Lean or hang a mirror on the wall, and hang an inexpensive swag light over the table.
4. Use plants as decorative accessories in your bedroom. Plants are inexpensive and can make a room feel peaceful. Place plants on a small table in the corner for a boost of color. If you don’t have much space, try hanging them from your ceiling.
5. Use tray tables or a stack of boxes for end tables. Cover boxes with samples of wallpaper or contact paper.
6. Rearrange the lighting in your bedroom. Find an inexpensive lamp or move existing lamps to new spots. Lamplight warms a room and can instantly change how a bedroom looks and feels.
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