Things that are Making your Home Look Cheap
We have already written about some interior design mistakes (https://www.luxerior.in/post/top-10-interior-design-mistakes-and-how-to-fix-them) some of them may make your home look cheap such as hanging curtains the wrong way, wrong sized rug or an outdated vintage décor etc. In this blog, we will look at more common mistakes and things that make your home look cheap.
1. Matching Furniture Sets
If you want to achieve an expensive look on a budget, it is better to mix and match. Although mixing and matching might appear tricky, there is one simple hack to follow for a cohesive look. Always make sure that there is one common dialogue between the different pieces. It might be the same color family, same style, or the same material.
2. Wrong Furniture Placement
Even if you get expensive furnishings, an improper arrangement can make your home look cheap. Always make sure to avoid blocking the windows since this obstructs the natural light. Also, avoid placing the furniture up against a wall. It is also imperative to understand the optimum movement layout, especially in small spaces.
3. Cluttered Chords
With so many devices and gadgets throughout the home, cord clutter is a real problem. Even if you try to create a stylish space, those electronic cords will still be an eyesore. Gather the cables together and use organizers to keep them tidy. Cord covers will conceal the cords, and you won’t trip over them. Alternatively, you can tuck the cables out of sight in decorative baskets and drawers.
4. Unorganized Entryways
A cluttered shoe rack isn’t the most pleasant sight in the foyer or entryway. When you own dozens of pairs of shoes, organizing them might be a hassle. If you aren’t ready to downsize your collection, opt for hidden storage solutions to conceal the clutter. You can install drawers under the stairs for a clutter-free entryway. Or, get wall-mounted shoe cabinets to save space.
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