Giving a makeover to our own house can be so much fun! If you have got bored with same type of surroundings, it is time to redecorate your house. If you think you have some great ideas, but not have adequate skills to narrow them down – we have got you some interior designing and decoration secrets, that would help you to take care of both the small detailing and necessary big changes in your house. Let's draw some home design inspiration through these points:
- Here's a tip for bedroom decor- If you want to make your bedroom appear bigger, install a high bed and a tall headboard. Don't go for small-scale furniture because they will make your bedroom look smaller. Incorporate big accessories, and your bedroom will automatically grow.
- Give wallpapers a try- In India, we usually don't bring wallpapers much into use. We are more inclined towards the paint on the walls. Well, we can at least use wallpapers in unexpected ways: closets, on the ceiling of a paneled room, hallways, etc.
- Pile on the pillows on sofa- To make your sofa looks more attractive, always use two pairs of pillows on it, instead of one. Make sure to use them in contrasting patterns, colours, and textures.
- How to set a small painting above your sofa – If you want to put a small painting in your living room, above your sofa, make sure you do not center it. Offset it a few inches to the left. The negative space will become the part of the image.
- A bathroom lighting tip- Sconce lighting makes some gorgeous bathrooms. If you install it in your bathroom, make sure not to use it over a mirror as it will cast unflattering shadows across the face. Ideally, it should go in center line of the sink and the mirror. Place it to the left and right of the mirror to get more realistic and flattering light.
- Real greenery can give life to a room- Bring in some flowers and in house plants. They are inexpensive ways to decorate the surrounding space, and naturally improve the indoor quality of air.
- Appreciate the fact that less is more- It is important not to go overboard with the decoration of the house. Sometimes, it is better to keep the decoration minimal especially when the functional needs of the space are simple.
