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Think ‘home makeover’ and it’s hard not to imagine expensive renovations that take months to complete. But a little can go a long way if you get creative and know where to start. Paint with purpose Paint is expensive which is why it makes good sense to add a dash of colour to one central wall instead of an entire room. An accent wall can instantly transform a tired space into something more vibrant – and you can use the leftover paint to repurpose old picture frames or cupboard doors. Pretty as a picture Give a bare wall a facelift…

Paint is expensive which is why it makes good sense to add a dash of colour to one central wall instead of an entire room. An accent wall can instantly transform a tired space into something more vibrant – and you can use the leftover paint to repurpose old picture frames or cupboard doors

Brightly coloured candles can add a little personality to an old side table and a little luxury to your bathroom. Oversized candles or two or three different sizes in a hurricane glass holder is an easy and cheap way to DIY like an interior designer.

You’ve heard of recycling – now it’s time to upcycle. Consider painting, reupholstering or sanding down your existing furniture as a more affordable way to make something look as good as new again.  

Indoor plants in beautiful pots and containers can create a gorgeous focal point almost anywhere and add a fresh feeling to your home.

Sometimes updating your home can be as easy as rearranging key furniture pieces and donating items to charity you no longer need.  Once you see your home with a fresh pair of eyes, you’ll be able to decide on a budget for essential new items without breaking the bank.