Some Tips on Redecorating the Master Bedroom When Finances Are Tight

It really is quite easy to change the look of your bedroom without spending a fortune. Just using a little creativity on your part will go a long way to improve the layout, and look, of your haven away from the stresses and strains of modern life.

1. A good thing to do before your start redecorating your room is to de-clutter. Unfortunately, many of us tend to use our bedrooms as dumping grounds because they are away from the public eye. So put any items that you don’t need away in labeled boxes and store them either under the bed, in a closet or the garage or loft.

2. The most inexpensive way of changing the look of a room, as well as the one that will have the most impact is painting. You do not even need to change the color; all you need to do is paint on a fresh coat of the color that is already there. However, whether you decide to change the color or not, you will find that the feel of the room will have changed. You could even consider putting up a border, or stenciling some designs on to the walls in order to give them a little more life.

3. Why not have a rummage through your drawers for scarves, tablecloths or pillowcases that compliment the color scheme of your bedroom? These items can be used to soften the look of a dresser or the edge of your bedside table.

4. By adding scent to your room, you will be changing the way the room feels. If, however, you do not have any potpourri, then cut up some orange peel and allow it to dry. Once dry, mix it with whatever sweet spices you have (say cinnamon, ginger or all spice) and then put it in an open bowl in your bedroom to freshen it up.

5. Get some baskets and hang them up in nooks and corners of your bedroom. Not only will they add style to the room, but will provide you with additional storage space also.

6. A great way to change the look and feel of a bedroom inexpensively is by buying a new lamp or even just a lampshade in a color and style that will compliment the décor of your room.

It is important to remember that the bedroom is a place where we spend much of our downtime. So why not spend a little time making a haven for yourself that will not break the budget.