5 Top Ways To Update Your Home Without Remodeling | Interior Design

[@BalanceRhythm]

I hope you enjoyed this short video! Let me know your thoughts on these easy and budget-friendly home update ideas. Have a beautiful day! ❤Liz

[@decoratingwithjoshaywoods7580]

I believe another tip for updating your home is to shop your own home before buying anything. I love that I purchased versatile furniture, decor, and wall art that can be used in multiple ways and I can transition it from one space to another to keep a fresh look to the house.

[@BalanceRhythm]

Great tip!

[@nostromo7928]

Could you please explain what you mean by "shop your own home?" 🙂

[@decoratingwithjoshaywoods7580]

@@nostromo7928 hey it’s basically repurposing what you already have on hand. Such as using a small dresser from a bedroom and moving it to an entryway as a console table to drop keys and styling it with decor and maybe a table lamp. I like purchasing furniture that I can easily transition throughout the house if I grow tired of it in one space then I can simply transition it to another space in the house.

[@nostromo7928]

@@decoratingwithjoshaywoods7580 Thank you. 🙂

[@decoratingwithjoshaywoods7580]

@@nostromo7928 you’re welcome dear ☺️

[@ginafriend1690]

Good morning, Liz! 🌞 Less is more true, however I'm more than less, no matter how hard I try 😉 I never have learnt that lesson, just loving it all! Nice "updating" inspiration, and enjoy Enjoy your weekend! 🇺🇲❤

[@BalanceRhythm]

Good morning! I hope you have a great weekend too!

[@imtherapycat]

I love your suggestions! Paint is one way I freshen up my home because, as you say, it's cost effective and very impactful. I'm not very handy with mitering, but I do like the look of picture frame molding. I have done a great deal with embellishing baseboards, though! Thanks so much! One question though: my home has limited natural light. What are your thoughts on artificial plants? Better to go without?

[@BalanceRhythm]

My pleasure! I'm so happy you liked the suggestions! Artificial plants are a matter of personal preference. There are some that look very realistic but I personally prefer live plants. Some good low light options are snake plants, ZZ plants, philodendron and I've had pretty good luck with golden pothos. If you're looking for a tree, Dracaena is supposed to be good for low light although I don't have personal experience with them (yet!).

[@patwilkinson2182]

Happy Saturday Liz. Less is more is my new motto. Enjoy your weekend.

[@BalanceRhythm]

You too, Pat!

[@suetraviss8888]

Thanks, Liz. ❤️

[@BalanceRhythm]

My pleasure! ❤️

[@Shiryone]

All tried and true techniques. And I like the music. :-)

[@teresasmith2161]

Music is unnecessary

[@BalanceRhythm]

Thanks for the feedback