Interior Decorating In CT

All About Interiors ~ Interior Decorating In CT On a Budget

There are many things you can do to decorate your CT interior without spending a lot of money. 
~ update your color on your walls: Paint is a very inexpensive and easy way to change the whole look of a room.
~Use What You Have: Room redesign is a simple and affordable way to change the look of a room.  Go from room to room and pull items that will look good, fit and are functional to create a whole new look to your space.
~Cluster Collectibles: Group similar items together ie: plates, glass bottles, collection of hummels etc..
~Curtain Call: Spruce up your windows with fabrics that draw your eye and introduce color to the space
~Change a display: Move items around for a new look
~ Update old Shades: Put new shades on old lamps
~Re-upholster worn furniture: instead of buying new furniture, re-upholster or slip cover old furniture
~Throw Rug: Add a colorful throw rug to the room
~Architectural Interest: Add crown molding or wainscotting to add some architectural interest to a room. 
~Replace outdated door knobs with striking handles.  Keep finishes throughout your home consistant.
~Upgrade your shades: Ditc the metal mini blinds for roller shades and attach some fun fabric, ribbons or tassles to them.
~Glue patterned wallpaper to the interior of a bookcase or inside your kitchen cabinets for a subtle surpise
~Add Splash To Your Bath: Replace faucets, towel bars, robe hooks and toilet paper holders with updated finishes.
~Brighten boring backsplash with snazzy mosaic or glass tiles.

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Starting a decorating project can be overwhelming.  You should start by collecting and riping out pictures in magazines of rooms, furniture, accessories, lighting and wall art that you like or is your style.  Use these pictures as your starting point.  You can recreate a room you see in a magaizne by finding similar pieces in your local stores, internet or through your local decorator.

Next, shop furniture stores for ideas and pricing knowledge.  It is not every day that you purchase furniture, therefore, you want to know what is out there, costs associated with your project and materials that are suitable for your lifestyle.

Consider your future and present lifestyle.  If you have children or pets, durable, stain resistant fabrics may be just what you need.  In-laws may need to move in down the road, so consider that when shopping for furniture or remodeling.

Make a wish list of everything you want and eliminate or replace items that don’t fit your budget or are low on your priority list. 

Put together a budget.  Decide how much you have to spend on the project.  Do your homework, gather information on what material or items and labor costs will be involved and decide how you would want to divide your budget.  Most people don’t decorate often, therefore, they are unaware of the costs of labor, materials and furniture pieces. 

Look around your home, in different rooms for items you can use in the space you are redecorating.  Sometimes your own home can have hidden treasures that would look great in a new space.