10 Interior Design Hacks to Make Your Home Look Expensive

Paint colors greatly impact the way a space feels. If you stick with a neutral color palette you will end up with a more luxurious-looking space. White walls give you the flexibility to add different colors and textures with rugs, furniture, and décor.

When it comes to furniture, follow the rule of threes. Take items of different size, color, shape, and texture and put them together in groups of three. Dynamic angles and layers create an easy-styled space. When styling your home, it’s less about what you’re using and more about how you place it.

Get rid of mismatched dishes and glassware. Opening your cabinets and seeing a variety of colors and shapes, looks messy and does not feel high-end. If you want your home to look elegant, make sure you have matching dishes. They don’t have to be expensive; they just need to match.

Scent is another element you can use to elevate the experience of your space. This hack is used in fancy stores and hotels. Crisp white matching towels are another great way to make your home feel like an expensive hotel.

Scaling your furniture to the size of your home will elevate your space. If you have limited space, decorate with lightweight, smaller furniture. Heavy furniture and statement pieces work well in larger spaces.

Interior design hacks

There are so many ways to elevate the feel of your space without spending money. Simply decluttering your space will make your home look more expensive. Using these hacks will make your home feel luxurious.

For more budget-friendly interior design, discover these 10 "luxury" IKEA products that look high-end or these 18 Dollar Tree hacks that can spruce up your home.

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