6 super easy life hacks to improve your homes

How is quarantine life treating you? How are you doing this week in your home projects? Will you make something new, or do you have a list of stuff to do? I would love to ask how busy you are! You're probably looking at things to do around your house! 

People are carrying out home improvement projects from simple wall makeovers to furniture rearrangements. Now seems to be the time to fill the blank wall that you've got! Perhaps an option is to add the artwork to an area of your home, and it's that easy. It'll only take a few hours that you'll enjoy in the coming years! 

Silver or gold powder thin metal frames are common, but with black or wood frames, you can't go wrong. There are three different ways of arranging your artwork.

1) In the same grid style as in the same color and size frames.

2) In the same finish frames but placed in various sizes in an asymmetric display.

3) An artistic combination of different frame sizes and finishes. 

6 ideas for upgrading your home with DIY's home are here without losing sight or savings.

1. Swap outdated fixtures for new ones

What a new hall could do for a space is astounding. Remove your old ceiling fans and upgrade those with more powerful and new fans. When you have the wires in place, it is a quick project to switch new lighting systems, which brings significant improvements to all rooms.

2. The calming yellow glow 

About lighting, you can switch your home setting totally by swapping unpleasant white lights with relaxing yellow lamps. Make sure you choose for LEDs that will last a long period of time for your new bulbs. One way to optimize the inner glow of your house is to add dimmers rather than existing light switches, so you can change the light in every room to match your mood and requirements.

3. Corner shelves

We all have corners with which we don't know what to do. One simple DIY solution is to add quick and easy floating frames, which offer you extra storage space and still look amazing. It takes a little carpentry, but an unused corner is converted into a gorgeous and useful corner.

4. Fresh Coats

Nothing is more exciting than a few paint coats, once it comes to DIY home improvement ideas. A splash of the fresh color coat with an accent wall will brighten up your living room or bedroom. You can make a statement on a painted wall or light up your kitchen. When you get there, have a go at the house and offer quick paint touch-ups anywhere the current paint is flaking or scraped.

5. Just hide the cables.

Hanging from the Screen, scattering from the nightstand, slithering from your table to the floor, messy cables make your home a dark and dreary place. Especially when you keep tripping because of them, keep them out of sight and feet with DIY tricks. The binder clips hack cheap and effective. You can also hide them behind the walls and streamline your room.

6. Start organizing the wardrobes.

This is a home improvement project for DIYers, which needs no equipment nor costs money but makes an enormous change at home. Clear your wardrobe fully and sort all of the clothes out into 3 stacks- use, discard or recycle.  You can invest in some cabinet organizational tools if you like, or reuse what you own already and update the wardrobe to give you ample storage space. Give the wardrobe a quick vacuum and clean it down before arranging your clothes back.

Often the improvements in your home are the smallest that can have the most significant effect. Pick one or more of these ideas for DIY home improvement and find out how simple it is to transform your space without spending a lot of money or time. It is essential to concentrate on one project at a time to achieve your goals and then to decide how long you want to spend. Make sure you know what you're getting into before you start, as some of them take longer than other projects. None of these tasks will take you more than a weekend or two on the bright side, and all of them can be completed in just a few hours or less. Stay indoors, Stay safe.

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Princy A. J

Princy holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from the prestigious Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. University at Chennai, India. After a successful academic record, she pursued her passion for writing. A thorough professional and enthusiastic writer, she enjoys writing on various categories and advancements in the global industries. She plays an instrumental role in writing about current updates, news, blogs, and trends.