Simple ways to make big changes in your new home

Decorating your new home doesn’t have to be an expensive and lengthy process that will have you tearing your hair out. Making small changes to your new home will make a big difference! Bring in chic accessories and decorate your interior with your own personal style to create your dream home in no time at all.

We spend a third of our lifetime asleep, so seen as you’ll be spending a lot of time in bed, we recommend purchasing a quality duvet for your new home. Remember – the higher the tog, the warmer the duvet. A simple way to style up your bedroom is with a funky duvet cover; it will transform your bedroom and you can pick them up for a great price. Shop our range of duvet covers here.

Window dressing can seem intimidating, clean lines and good tailoring can create a timeless feature with no fuss. When considering colour take into account what time you usually wake up. Early risers will benefit from pale or sheer curtains whereas night owls will want darker and deeper colours to prevent early morning rays from illuminating the room.

Updating your bathroom doesn’t mean having your house invaded by plumbers. Revamp your bathroom in one easy step, transform the lighting. Install stylish or quirky lighting to create a polished space, possibly install different coloured lights – they’re cheap and will convert your space into an indulgent pamper room perfect for calming evening baths. Bringing in a new shower curtain or bathmat is a simple way to bring a bathroom to life, matching sets look fresh and smart.

Kitchens are for entertaining and if the kitchen in your new home isn’t to your taste, consider replacing the cabinet door handles and giving it a lick of paint. Accessories will make a big difference in your kitchen, if you’d like to give your kitchen a show room vibe, opt for matching accessories. If you’re going with a vintage twist, we recommend upcycling jam jars and crates for storage space.

You can really make a statement when decorating your new living room. Experiment with colours and create a cosy look with mismatched cushions and blankets. If your living room feels small or dim, a single well-placed mirror can brighten the room and will create the illusion of space.