1. Refresh Your Rooms With Paint.
2. Add Crown Molding the Easy Way.
3. Install a Low-Cost Stair Runner.
4. Install a Dishwasher to Conserve Water.
5. Rewire a Vintage Entry Lantern.
6. Renew Old Flooring With Paint.
7. Make Shade and Add Privacy With Interior Shutters.
8. Give Kitchen Cabinets a Flawless, New Finish.

1. Plan ahead.
2. Clean everything.
3. Paint everything white.
4. Ditch the wallpaper.
5. Highlight doors and other features.
6. Clean or replace carpets and rugs.
7. Update your old outlets.
8. Replace your hardware.

1. Use the 5 'key components'
2. Focus on the entry.
3. Create 'spaces with purpose'
4. Place a priority on seating.
5. Repurpose vintage materials.
6. Anchor seating with an inexpensive outdoor rug.
7. Go bold with colors.
8. Add a water feature.

1. 25 ways to update your home in 2020.
2. Paint. Paint is your buddy.
3. Architectural details. This is one of my favorites.
4. Painting brick. We transformed the front of our house by painting the brick.
5. Home decor hacks.
6. Mini barn door.
7. painting concrete.
8. paint a piece of furniture.

1. Add Manufactured Stone Veneer. Average Cost: $9,357. Resale Value: $8,943.
2. Replace Your Garage Door. Average Cost: $3,695.
3. Do a Minor Kitchen Remodel. Average Cost: $23,452.
4. Siding Replacement: Fiber-Cement. Average Cost: $17,008.
5. Siding Replacement: Vinyl. Average Cost: $14,359.

1. Rearrange your furniture.
2. Make use of those old paint cans.
3. Put old fabric swatches to use.
4. Freshen up the linens.
5. Display your wares.
6. Mirror, Mirror on the wall.
7. Put your unused fireplace to good use.
8. Pull the photo boxes out from under the bed.

1. Crown Molding – Details Matter.
2. Paint – Color Matters.
3. Pillows – Comfort & Elegance.
4. Window Treatments – A Must-Have Accessory.
5. Hardware Finishes – Opt for Unique.
6. Lighting Makes a Difference.
7. Hardwood is Preferred Over Carpet.
8. Accessorize Your Home.

1. Think about where your guests will see - clean those first!
2. Dust wisely.
3. Clean the bathroom.
4. Add a nice scent.
5. Clear away clutter.
6. Do something with the dishes.
7. Run over the floors.
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1. Paint the walls, ceiling and trim one color to hide imperfections.
2. If your trimwork is in good shape, paint it a neutral contrasting shade.
3. Celebrate stained glass.
4. Use in-window shades to keep vintage trim exposed.
5. Use drapery to conceal awkward windows.
6. Use airy shelving units.

1. Magazines and websites are full of home interior design inspiration.
2. Color schemes: use three colors or shades.
3. Add texture to your home.
4. Add big statement furniture pieces.
5. Use trays, decorative bowls and baskets.
6. Add flowers to every room.
7. The bottom line.

Small Traditional Bedroom With Desk

1. Clean house at the old place.
2. Start with the bedroom.
3. Don't buy everything all at once.

1. Go for large-scale art. Max Burkhalter.
2. Curate a gallery wall. Simon Watson.
3. Incorporate an accent wall.
4. Showcase a fabric.
5. Hang up mirrors.
6. Paint a mural.
7. Install shelving.
8. Hang plates.

1. Shop around for furniture. Take a trip to your local antique store and see what treasures you can find. Be creative.
2. Make use of fabrics. Look around for bedding and decorative items that have a vintage feel.

• Add little touches of high-end materials where you can.
• Balance your lighting.
• Mat your photos and go large scale with art.
• Stick to classics.
• Add touches of metallics.
• Light a candle at the end of a stressful day.
• Go for high contrast.
• Fresh flowers have power.

1. Hang Curtains High. Before you even think about hanging your drapes, spend time picking out a pair that will look elegant and make a statement.
2. Area Rugs, Lamp Shades & Flowers.
3. Matching Storage Containers.
4. Update Your Hardware.
5. Paint Your Walls.

1. Go green. One of the most obvious (and most impactful) ways to boost curb appeal is to add some fresh greenery and flowers.
2. Take care of your lawn.
3. Make your door pop.
4. Let there be light.
5. Embrace symmetry.
6. Makeover your mailbox.
7. Clean your gutters.
8. Add some front door décor.

1. Grocery Store Flowers. For years I told Dean NOT to buy me flowers.
2. Hang Curtains High and Wide.
3. Classic Neutral Paint.
4. Area Rugs.
5. Update the Lampshades.
6. Vignettes Instead of Tchotchkes Everywhere.
7. Use Matching Containers for Open Storage.
8. Replace Hardware.

1. Harness the power of mirrors. If you're going to splurge on anything in your entryway, mirrors are the way to go.
2. Keep fresh flowers on hand.
3. Play with pattern and color.
4. Rethink your lighting fixtures.
5. Add in a statement piece.
6. Don't overcrowd the space.
7. Add in some art.

1. Update hardware.
2. Use lighter colors.
3. Replace cabinet doors.
4. Change lighting.
5. Use artwork.
6. Paint your appliances stainless steel.
7. Add window treatments.
8. Style your breakfast nook.

1. Wear a long coat. Adding a long coat to your outfit is the easiest way to get that expensive look!
2. Wear tailored pieces.
3. Buy a structured bag.
4. Wear pointy shoes.
5. Tuck it in.
6. Add tasteful jewelry to your outfit.
7. Throw on some sunglasses.
8. Don't forget skincare + beauty.

1. 01 of 08. Decorative Molding. The Spruce.
2. 02 of 08. Display an Antique. Glow Decor / Getty Images.
3. 03 of 08. Include Curvy Shapes. CR Laine.
4. 04 of 08. Custom Window Treatments.
5. 05 of 08. Add Metallic Items.
6. 06 of 08. Fresh Flowers.
7. 07 of 08. Create Vignettes.
8. 08 of 08. Dimmer Switches.