10 Home Mekeover Tips for New Year

Deeksha Khatree

Interior Designer

Text : Priya Arya
Photo Courtesy : robertoboat.com, homesandhues.com, assets.marthastewart.com

Here are few pocket friendly ideas to decorate your Home this New Year. Interior designer Deeksha Khatree gives some easy tips...

For decorative entrance, hang a decorative bunch of bells with shiny golden/silver/red ribbons at your door. This will give the door an artistic look and a feel of celebration.
Take a color risk. This year tries a new color for your walls. If they are painted in settle color use bright and vice versa. A major change is seen experimenting this and you will just love it.
Highlight any one wall of your living/drawing area by coloring it bright or changing the wall paper or by adding some unique art work to it.
Change the photo collage you have or change photos of the photo frames to give new look.
Playing with soft furnishing is quick and easy. Change cushions/rugs/curtains. Mix Match them to create a new look of the room.
Use of wall stickers of quotes or abstract designs in the kitchen/stairs/above the baby's cot/in closet will change the feel of that space.
Rearrange your furniture and art works. May be bringing some vases out from shelves and put on tables.
Unique furniture in home speaks about your home. It can be any furniture piece sofa, hammock, statue, mirror etc. So buy one.
Add more green to your home. Succulent's plants are great option for indoors.
Keep only those things at home which are close to your heart and needed. Discard all others to bring positivity and neatness in your house. This will also help in decorating the vacant places using new ideas.

Request to take a New Year resolution of investing in energy conservation methods as a futuristic approach seeing the depletion of natural resources. Buying furniture's of reclaimed wood and using solar light are great options to start with.

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Deeksha Khatree

Interior Designer

<span style="color: rgb(34, 34, 34); font-family: arial, sans-serif; font-size: 12.8px; line-height: normal;">Ms. Deeksha Khatree ( Associate Director - AND Advisors) with over 9 years of real estate industry experience she is an expert in real estate communication. Having worked with top notch developers at the national and international stage she has sound knowledge of the real estate sales, marketing and network. Deep interest and a natural inclination towards space designing encouraged her to offer highly personalized & contemporary interior designing solution services with an eye for functionality.</span>

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