10 budget-friendly tricks to upgrade your home, from marble vinyl to stick on wallpaper
REDECORATING your home can set you back a fortune if you're not careful.
Whether you want to change your kitchen countertops, paint your walls or add some new furnishings into the mix, the cost soon stacks up.
Not only can you use it in your bathroom or kitchen, but you can also apply it to furniture to give it a new lease of life and the best bit is it's only £5.99 a roll.
If you're living in a rented house and are worried about redecorating the walls, you could try this .
It works similarly to the vinyl but is made specifically for walls, so if you can't paint over your plain walls this makes a great alternative.
It's super easy to apply and remove according to reviewers and comes in at £24 in a range of colours.
Another simple way to upgrade your home is by using LED lights around your TV screen for a cinematic effect.
It makes everything look way more high-tech and helps ease eye strain from watching the screen.
One way you can add an extra level of luxe to a home, even if you rent, is by upgrading your walls with these £28 five-metre long .
Not only can it be used as a border for wallpaper but you can even get creative by sticking them on photo frames or mirrors to switch up their look.
If you don't have the money to upgrade your sofa right now and are fed up of looking at saggy sofa cushions then this can help.
Plus, if you have furry friends around the home it will help protect your sofa from scratches and pet hair and can quickly be put in the washing machine as and when needed.
If you haven't got the money to buy a new wardrobe or cupboard doors, you can instantly revive them by getting some decorative door knobs instead.
One way to make your home feel more expensive is with a luxurious .
While they can be rather expensive to get fitted in, this showerhead boasts a cost-effective price of £49 that takes minutes to install without compromising on water pressure.
One way to make your home feel super organised and tidy is by using to separate your food.
You can use these ones for inside or outside the home to add a cosy feel and instantly update your garden or hallway.
Plus, an interior designer revealed the three things you need to remove to instantly declutter your house & revamp your storage.
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Meanwhile, a woman de-hinched her grey home for just £50 in favour of rainbow and leopard print walls.
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