Decorating on a budget doesn’t mean your home has to look cheap. With a few strategic tricks, you can elevate inexpensive decor pieces and make them look high-end. Whether you’re working with thrifted finds, discount store purchases, or budget-friendly retail items, the key is all in how you style and enhance them. In this post, we’ll share six practical and creative ways to make cheap decor look expensive.
Let’s talk about Amazon home decor stores. Shopping on Amazon for home decor can be challenging because there are so many vendors with one-hit wonders. A seller may have an incredible viral product that’s highly rated and everyone loves, but when you look to find what other great items they have for sale, you see none (or very few closely related items). For this post, I decided to take a deep dive into Amazon’s catalog to unearth 10 top-rated home decor stores. These are shops that we can go back to time and again to find a wide variety of high-quality items on the site.
We all have those nuisance problems around the house. Things that don’t need to be urgently fixed, but could work better. Luckily, after a lot of scrolling through YouTube shorts, I found a handful of home problem-solving Amazon finds to test out. I’m happy to report, that these all work amazingly well and are inexpensive fixes to problems many of us have in our homes.
When it comes to shopping online, high-quality, affordable artificial or faux florals are one of the hardest home decor items to find. Don’t get me wrong, you can find a huge variety of faux florals on just about any website carrying home and garden goods. But the cheap stuff tends to be just that, cheap. This blog is all about decorating on a budget while also getting high-quality items that will last for a long time. And after many failed online shopping attempts, I’ve found the key to identifying high-quality faux florals online.
Open box deals are one of the best ways to score a major discount on home decor. While this special type of clearance item has been around for years, up until recently it has almost exclusively been for tech products. Nowadays, however, you can find open box deals on just about anything if you look hard enough. In this post, I’m going to break down exactly what open box deals are, how they differ from regular sales, and where to find highly discounted open box home decor.
I'm Lyndsey Dianne. On this blog I share tips and tricks I’ve learned about home decorating, interior design, and DIY decor.
