If you’re as tired of looking at the same décor in your home as you are of doing your monthly budget and being disappointed with the result, it’s time to look at doing some inexpensive home improvement projects. The fortunate thing about the internet today is that there are suggestions everywhere for how to renovate your home, but the unfortunate part is that home improvement often comes with a hefty cost. The truth is that you don’t need a full bathroom remodel to feel refreshed, and your new kitchen doesn’t need to leave you with only enough to eat Top Ramen for a month. Our remodeling contractor in Henderson put together five inexpensive home improvement projects that you might not even need to go to Lowe’s for.
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Paint Your Trim
An easy and inexpensive way to add a personal and classy touch to your home is by painting the trim along the base of your walls a new color. Whether you go with a classic white to play off the neutral beige of your walls or opt for a bright color that works well with your home décor, it won’t cost you much and will make a world of difference.
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Change Your Light Switches
Instead of installing new lighting fixtures, go with the smaller and more affordable project of changing out your light switch plates. A new trend in home design is incorporating patterns into those small rectangles on every wall, so going for a pattern in a color scheme that fits your home décor can create an interesting but subtle variance in your wall.
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Redo Your Doorway
It’s no trade secret that an appealing entryway can make your home appear significantly more upscale. A new front door is an easy way to switch it up and create a modern entry, but if the (approximately) $1,000 up front isn’t your idea of budget-friendly, replacing the handles on your existing door and giving it a pop of color with a fresh coat of paint will keep costs low.
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Add In Shelving
Get your books off of the bookcase and onto floating shelves to make rooms appear larger. With furniture cluttering the floors, your home can quickly feel cluttered. Moving knick-knacks and books to hang on the wall creates an organized, open feel that you’ll appreciate daily.
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Make The Most Of Kitchen Space
Kitchen rollouts are customizable racks and shelving units that work as a Lazy Susan for every space. These affordable ways to organize your kitchen will help you make the most of your pan storage, spice rack, or even entire pantry with only a few screws and a rolling track.
For any home project, getting a professional opinion before starting is always a good decision. No matter how big or small, doing alterations to your home is never something to only go halfway on. Making sure you have the best tools and supplies before you begin is the best way to make sure that you end up with the home you want to live in.
