Budget Room Revamp

The most underestimated budget interior design top tip to freshen things up is to simply move your furniture around. Keeping things static keeps you static so it is great to mix things up a little. It is also a good way to get into corners and around skirting boards and give them a good old clean which off course does help with the overall look of your room.

A rail for clothes provides a wardrobe on a budget, making clothes easily visable, accessible and creates a designer feature for beautiful pieces you love to wear but equally get pleasure from just looking at. I've had one for years. It's great.

Get rid of furniture mistakes, dining tables that are never sat at, beds too big for rooms and use them to swap for new to you with neighbours and friends for an interior design pick me up. Next time you must go shopping for your home keep the goal in mind then think small, light, multi purpose and recycled. I bought a low, long foot stool years ago that has moved around my home and had multiple uses from additional seating to a low coffee table to a safe step up for reaching a high storage cupboard. It has been recovered over and over using just a piece of material and a staple gun. It is a fabulous, one of a kind beautiful piece that was really cheap and I'm sure it will reinvent itself many times over in the future.

Be bold, be creative, experiment, swap pieces from room to room. If you don't like the end result or it doesn't work for your lifestyle just have another go. Once you get into this you'll absolutely love it. Keep things simple, clutter is chaotic, clean is calming so best advice donate some stuff to charity, less is usually more when it comes to effective interiors on a budget.