You don’t need to knock down walls or repaint your entire home. These small changes can make a whole lot of difference:

1.Reduce your clutter.

You never know how much space you have when your home is inundated with clutter. So try reducing your clutter and you will appreciate your home more. It will look more spacious and feel airier. You will also feel less stressed out. Studies say that clutter can increase stress levels.

2.Change your molding and trim.

Aside from painting the molding

and trim in your home, you can also replace them with a new design or material. If the old molding and trim in Canada are making your home look outdated with their ornate designs, you can rip them out and replace them with simpler and classier designs.

There are also new materials today for molding and trim in Canada such as the foam crown molding, which is durable and does not require maintenance. It is also easier to install, making this a perfect option for outdoor moldings and trims. Check out designs at Patterson Whittaker Architectural Profiles.

3.Change your curtains.

If you have blinds or dark curtains, you can switch to light-colored curtains that fall all the way to the floor. This minor change makes a dramatic change to a room as it allows more natural light and gives off a classier appeal. You can also have the curtain rods contrast with the color of your home. For instance, if you have white-colored walls, you can go with a black curtain rod for contrast.

4.Paint your fireplace.

Do you have a brick fireplace that looks old and dingy? Try painting it. A fresh coat of white paint can transform your fireplace and make it look newer and inviting.

You can also add a new mantel and decorate this area with plants, a stack of books, and a mirror. It can be the focal point of your home.

These are some ideas that you might want to try. Look around your home and find projects to do. Before you know it, you have done a lot of projects that made your home look nicer and more inviting and this might encourage you to try bigger projects.