9 Tips to Beautify Any Room in Your Home

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living room with high beams and white color paletteThere’s just something about a beautiful room, like this one from Cortney Bishop Design, that makes us never want to leave the house. A lot of choices go into creating a beautiful home, but there are a few tips and tricks that can help you get the most out of every room in your house.
A little color, a little texture, and a bit of personality can make a world of difference in your home. Here are some of our favorite ideas to transform a space without a lot of hassle.
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Focus on Color

bedroom with bright colors and lots of light

 

Though we’re big fans of neutral and white-washed rooms, there’s something about a splash of bold color that makes a room feel like it’s right out of magazine spread. This bright bedroom from interior designer Angela Gonzalez is simple and tasteful, but the pops of yellow, blue, and purple take it to the next level. From your bathroom to your living room, color is an easy addition to every room in your house, and one that will make it feel instantly fresh and new.

       

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    Use Mirrors

living room with black couch and gallery wall

If you want to make your home look bigger, there’s no need to call a contractor. Decorating with mirrors is an easy, beautiful way to make any room feel larger, lighter, and more open. This living room from The Beauty Revival is a great example of just how much mirrors can really contribute. Place a large mirror either directly across or diagonal from your window so that it can reflect the light (both natural and artificial, if you’re low on windows) and allow the room to look larger.

 How to Choose a Mirror That’s Perfect for Your Wall

Add Accessories to Every Room

a clean white bathroom

One of the easiest ways to add beauty to your home is to experiment with accessories and design-forward objects. This crisp, modern bathroom from Instagram user houseofjules feels totally cohesive and put together—and though it’s not cluttered, knickknacks like the stool next to the tub and the greenery on the sink make it feel homey. When decorating with accessories, consider filling empty space in purposeful ways—pick objects you love and that bring you joy.

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Sprinkle in Some Greenery

bar cart with greenery
 
Ask any interior designer, and they’ll tell you that one of the easiest ways to beautify a room is to add greenery or florals. This adorable bar cart from Sunny Circle Studio is classy on its own, but the vase of eucalyptus really pulls the look together. Fill the empty nooks and crannies in your home with indoor trees, seasonal bouquets or some wallet-friendly greenery to give every room a designer’s touch.
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    Embrace Natural Light

a living room with a leather sofa
If you’ve got it, flaunt it. Natural light is desirable for a reason: it makes every room feel calming and open. This living space from A Beautiful Mess embraces the floor-to-ceiling windows by making them the focal point of the room. Whether you’re lucky enough to have an abundance of natural light or you have to work with less-than-ideal exposures, never neglect your windows. Finding the right curtains or shades for your room can transform the look and feel instantly. 
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Don’t Be Afraid to Experiment

dining room with a leather couch

Every beautiful home has one thing in common: creativity. Anyone can fill a house with showroom furniture, but for a truly gorgeous space, it’s important to let your imagination take the lead. This dining room from Crystal Ann Interiors ditches tradition and uses a modern leather loveseat for seating instead of a full set of chairs.

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Update Your Tile

kitchen with white tile

In your bathroom or kitchen, tile is one of the most important elements of a cohesive design. If you want to add beauty to your kitchen, spice up your tile. This stunning kitchen from Studio McGee features a pearlescent subway tile that’s an eye-catching shift from the standard fare. Focusing on the base elements of a room, like flooring, tile or paint color, lays the groundwork and allows the rest of the room’s design to shine.

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Add Texture

living room with greenery and a plush rug

From area rugs to throw pillows and cozy blankets, textiles help break up a room and add visual interest (plus, who doesn’t love the feel of a super-soft rug underfoot?). This living room from Restoring Home has everything we love about a beautiful room—greenery, varied lighting, perfectly curated furniture—but it’s that Moroccan-inspired area rug that really takes it to the next level.

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    Reduce the Clutter

    a clean white kitchen

    We love this modern kitchen from Coco Kelly for its stunning design and gorgeous accessories, but even if your kitchen doesn’t have the same top-to-bottom renovation, a quick clean can go a long way. This kitchen’s counters are free of unnecessary clutter, which makes it appear larger and more inviting. In every room in your house, finding ways to hide or get rid of unnecessary things is one of the best ways to help create a sense of beauty in your space. 

    Article written by, ASHLEY KNIERIM

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