4 Things to consider when updating your interior

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Thinking of renovating your house in the near future? It is probably the goal of any homeowner to have a house that not only looks beautiful but also feels comfortable.


Maybe you’ve lived in your house for years and you feel like the design is outdated. Instead of the old-fashioned design, you want a more modern contemporary interior. There are many ways that you can change the look and feel of your home. And the great news is, you do not have to spend so much money to do so.

But before you start tearing down your kitchen or repainting your walls, here are some things to consider when updating your interior.

1. Your budget – of course, you first need to consider just how much you are willing to pay in order to update the interior of your home. Setting a budget gives you boundaries. This way, you will no longer consider the more expensive options. It would be disappointing to shop for furniture or lighting fixtures or even art pieces without first looking at the price tag then realising it is way out of your budget. You don’t need a very large budget to prettify your home. You can get creative and make changes that feel look subtle but can create a whole new look for a room or even the whole house.

2. Your style – once you know what your budget is, it is time to determine your style. There are so many design styles you can choose from and you can even mix and match according to what you prefer. You can go for an urban modern design or perhaps shabby chic with a little bit of farmhouse combined with it. Or you can go minimal and go for the ever popular Scandinavian style that so many people love. Peruse through the internet or in magazines to determine what you would most like to see in the house and see what your options are in terms of furniture, etc.

3. Your needs – of course, the house should not just be beautiful but functional as well. You may have a bought a very expensive sofa, but if it is uncomfortable then who would want to sit there? Make a list of the things that are non-negotiable. For example, you love to cook and you know that you need a functional kitchen. Or perhaps you’d like to turn your bedroom into an oasis and more conducive for sleep. Consider not just your needs now but perhaps the future too. Are you planning to have a pet soon? Or perhaps children? All these must be considered so that you can plan for them accordingly.

4. The needs of everyone who lives there – if you are not living alone, it’s also important to consider the needs of your family or roommates. If you live with a person with a disability for example, perhaps, you can find a way to make the house more accessible and easy for them to navigate?

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