Home Decor That Won't Break Your Budget

"Make your home as comfortable and attractive as possible and then get on with living. There's more to life than decorating." —Albert Hadley

You don't have to spend much money to have a warm, welcoming home. It's the small things that usually add that specific pop to a room. It could be a pretty colored candle, a unique basket, or even a few bright, vivid throw pillows that immediately catch your attention.

"A room should feel collected, not decorated." – Elsie de Wolfe

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Simple things you can do if you are looking to refresh the look of your home

The first thing to do is a declutter session. Are there things sitting around your home that don't contribute to the look you want for your home? Things that don't belong in that room. Maybe you have things that are just plain worn out. Get rid of those things. It already looks better, right?

How about rearranging your furniture? I love to experiment with different ways of arranging furniture. It is so amazing how just moving a couple of things around can change the whole look of a room. So move some furniture and see how it looks.

Photo By Rachel Claire

Change the color of a wall or even a whole room. How about creating an accent wall? Maybe make a gallery wall with some favorite family or vacation photos. Use nice frames and an assortment of sizes.

Photo By Max Vakhtbovych

Assorted candles and candle holders always add a touch of warmth to a room.

Faux plants placed on a pretty tray on a coffee table can be a minimal cost. But will add a nice touch to your living room.

Photo by Karolina Grabowska

Add a nice rug in front of your couch or a lovely runner in your hallway or kitchen

Do an eclectic design. Mix things up—different woods, different fabrics, and colors.

Inexpensive Places To Shop For Home Decor

Why not start with thrift stores? You can get some fantastic deals on lightly used home decor.

Garage sales are also great places to scoop up some deals. And don't forget Facebook's Marketplace.

I have found that there are also deals at stores like Hobby Lobby, At Home, and Home Goods.

"Design is coming to grips with one's real lifestyle, one's real place in the world. Rooms should not be put together for show but to nourish one's well-being." —Albert Hadley