If you're starting to get a little bored of seeing the same four walls, you're probably not alone. This year has seen people spend more time inside than ever before due to the pandemic. With the winter months fast approaching, this is the ideal time to revamp the look of your home. Thankfully, it doesn't require a huge investment of time or money.
Small changes can be equally beneficial as the more extensive projects. Here are four easy ways to rediscover your love of the home before the year is out.
Get Cleaning… Properly
If the home feels bereft of positivity and vibrance, it might just be dirty. Even if you are on top of the dusting, for example, the ongoing tasks need the support of bigger jobs on a quarterly or annual basis. Pressure washing to remove grime from external walls, garage roofs, and paving slabs can make a world of difference. When the property itself looks clean from the outside, it sets a far better tone.
Interior cleaning that extends to laundry stripping and pressure cleaning the carpets can take things to the next level. And it's far cheaper than replacing items prematurely.
Use Your Garden
When you are bored with the look of your home's interior, getting outside is vital. Getting started with gardening shouldn't feel daunting. You can do it in virtually any way that you see fit. It gives you a little exercise, fresh air, and time away from tech. It also helps you build a beautiful setting that can be enjoyed when looking out of the window. This is, of course, in addition to when you're outside.
Garden time can also mean BBQs or cozying up in front of a projector screen movie. Either way, the benefits can be felt by the whole family.
Change The Color Scheme
Color choices are the first thing you notice about a room. Therefore, if your walls feel bland, they are a prime candidate for updating. A few coats of paint can change the vibe of an entire room. Whether you take the DIY route or call a pro, you can see the rewards in no time. A few family photos and souvenirs that tell your unique story will take the new energy to even greater heights. Embrace it.
Another option is to change the door handles on kitchen or bathroom cabinets. It's a subtle (and cheap) upgrade that can hold a big influence.
Opt For New Layouts
The way you set out a room can have a huge impact on the final outcome. So, switching things up may be the easiest route to success. With the seating faced in a different direction or the computer desk against a different wall, it may make the room feel bigger. When supported by improved lighting and strategic mirror placements, it can feel as though you've moved home.
For a bigger upgrade, you may want to remove an internal wall. However, this is far from obligatory. Thanks to digital software, you can even test things out before making changes.
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