DIY Home Decor Ideas

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 The current state of the world definitely affected us in many ways, it made us stay locked up in our homes away from all the social events and seemingly fun stuff. But the responsibilities didn't just vanish into thin air, they are still there, waiting to be organized and prepared. Times are super hectic and you are probably not in the mood to think about the foreseeable future, but there are ways to turn in into a fun time. Starting a journal or making a simple calendar can bring you peace, use that creative time to yourself and relax while doing it. Grab your colored pencils, stickers, scraps, and everything in between, your inner DIY queen is about to jump out! Read more:  https://www.swaay.com/creative-diy-tips-for-making-your-own-calendar

 Hands up if during the depths of lockdown you upcycled (or attempted to upcycle) a piece of furniture? Well, all our hands are up and judging by Instagram a lot of yours are too. With so much time spent at home staring at all the projects we said we would do or started and didn't finish, those months inside were actually a bit of an opportunity to get crafty. And we want to continue with our new found love of upcycling even as things start to return to 'normal'.  So rather than us muddle through offering you our pretty novice advice on upcycling, we asked the pro upcycling expert Max McMurdo (you might know him from The Weekend Workshop and George Clarke's Amazing Spaces) his top tips for making all your upcycling projects a success. So keep scrolling for plenty of advice and ideas, and make sure you check out our guide to the best furniture paint as a good place to start building your upcycling kit.  Read more:  https://www.realhomes.com/au/news/5-expert-upcycling-...

 (Newswire.net -- August 25, 2020) -- Students often search for various ways to save money. We are here to help you with some useful tips on how to set money aside. After following these simple steps, the tight budget will not be a problem for you anymore. Cook at Home Instead of Eating at Cafe As far as students often have a lack of time, eating on the run or in a cafe are normal things. Nevertheless, spending money on food from restaurants or local coffee bars is not good for your budget. Thus, cooking meals at home is a perfect solution for funds and health. You can buy products, cook several dishes, and take this food with you to college. It will be a true pleasure to eat a healthy and delicious meal cooked by yourself after lessons! Read more:  https://newswire.net/newsroom/blog-post/00123351-10-tips-to-save-money-for-college-students.html

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 Here’s a quick tip for anyone trying to finish up a DIY project quickly: Step One: Open up your wallet. Congratulations! You’re finished. On television and social media, DIY projects look so easy. And they are, if you’re an expert. However, unless your last name is Gaines, or you’re Ben Uyeda, the best-case scenario for most DIY projects is loss of money and time. The worst is a trip to the hospital   Read more:   https://www.forbes.com/sites/amandalauren/2019/11/25/why-diy-home-improvement-projects-are-a-bad-idea/#5005c710319f

 Bedroom storage ideas do not have to be purely functional – in fact, we are of the belief that bedroom storage furniture can be as stylish as it practical. But where do you start hunting down the best storage for your space? There are so many options out there, different sizes, styles and budgets... Well might we recommend right here – we have covered everything you need to turn your bedroom from a cluttered mess to the ultimate space for relaxation. For loads more bedroom ideas, head over to our gallery.  Read more:  https://www.realhomes.com/design/bedroom-storage-ideas

 Home Improvements: Under $100 Tip 1: Spend an hour with a pro. Invite a realtor or interior designer over to check out your home. Many realtors will do this as a courtesy, but you will probably have to pay a consultation fee to a designer. Check with several designers in your area; a standard hourly fee is normally less than $100, and in an hour they can give you lots of ideas for needed improvements. Even small suggested improvements, such as paint colors or furniture placement, can go a long way toward improving the look and feel of your home. https://www.diynetwork.com/how-to/maintenance-and-repair/repairing/30-tips-for-increasing-your-homes-value