DIY home décor has gained massive popularity over the years, even more so this year due to the lockdown. Here are some simple and budget-friendly DIY decor ideas that you can indulge in while at home.
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Forget fireworks, illuminate your home this Diwali with these home decor ideas.
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Now is the time to get round to doing a bit of DIY for your home that you’ve been putting off, whether it is wall painting for an entire bedroom and creating an accent wall for your home office. Painting a room is a great way to lend a new vibe to an old space without any major upgrades.
Amidst a global pandemic, with shutting down of photo studios and ban on travel, content creators have now resorted to working from home to help curb the spread of coronavirus. Not too long ago, bloggers and vloggers, across different genres and categories, embraced picturesque backgrounds to create viral and engaging content, be it a stunning sunset in Goa, a concert in Ibiza or a food truck fest in LA. But with the new normal of spending extended time at home and ban on international travel, content creators are looking for creative ways to make their interiors more refreshing and stimulating.
Gone are the days when artwork or photographs were the only acceptable things to hang on a wall. Nowadays, rugs, plates and even plants can be found adorning home walls. One of the biggest trends lately is basket walls, a humble and budget-friendly way to add some personality to flat walls.
Keeping things organised is always challenging, whether you live in a bungalow or one-bedroom apartment. It is a universal truth that an organised space can boost productivity and also induce feelings of happiness. An organised home helps reduce stress-levels since you know where exactly to look and don’t end up searching high and low for keys, remote or that hand cream you received last Christmas that you swore you still had.
Every festival signifies something and Holi is a festival of colours. Originally celebrated by Hindus to mark the transition into the spring season, it has become a global event, celebrated and enjoyed by all!
Sometimes it creeps up on you, and sometimes it hits you – but very few human beings today can claim that they have never felt low. And while the best thing to do always is to sort it out internally, we are simple creatures. A cup of ice-cream, a favourite song – something as simple as even this can lift our spirits.
With the onset of November, we have officially landed on everyone’s favourite festive month. It’s natural that you would love to give your home a festive makeover during this auspicious period.