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Designing a Budget-Worthy Bedroom

August 31, 2017 By creatingyourspace

While designing your home, you have probably decided on an overall budget that you would ideally like to stick with during the remodeling process. The main portions of your budget will most likely go towards upgrading your kitchen and bathrooms. You may have little money left over for remodeling rooms like your bedroom, but there is no need to worry. We have five tips for designing an amazing budget-worthy bedroom:

 

Tip No. One: Make a Statement.

To create a statement wall in your bedroom, you will need to decide on either paint or wallpaper for your space. Once you have chosen your preference, paint or wallpaper the wall that holds your bed. You want this wall to have the most attention in your bedroom because it highlighting the fact that it is a bedroom. From white and gray stripes to a bold pink, the options for your statement wall are truly endless. Just try to tie the colors in with the room’s overall color scheme. 

Tip No. Two: Something Old. 

Thrifting is a great way to find unique, inexpensive items for your bedroom. Thrift shops have a lot of furniture that can make your room look rustic and timeless. The key to thrift stores is finding unique items and turning them into creative furniture pieces. For example, you could find a treasure chest and use it as a nightstand or you could find a ladder and use it as a bookshelf. Before you go thrifting, read reviews online and try to get an idea of where the best finds are located. 

Tip No. Three: Double-Use.

A way to save money in your bedroom is to incorporate furniture that will serve two functions. For example, you can have a desk that will also be your vanity. When you are planning the layout of your room, try to figure out what pieces of furniture can be used for something else.

Tip No. Four: Get Creative.

Headboards can be an unnecessarily, expensive add-on to bedrooms. If you are wanting a headboard but do not have the funds, create your own! From palette boards to antique bookcases, headboards are easier to create than ever. 

Tip No. Five: Less is More.

While decorating your bedroom, keep in mind that less is more. This tip can be especially helpful when you are trying to save money. Just try and keep things simple and keep the decor light in your bedroom. A cluster can look too busy rather than simple. 

 

While you are remodeling your kitchen and bathroom, keep us in mind for all your flooring needs. Call us with any questions.


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