DIY is an abbreviation of ‘Do It Yourself’. It is the activity of building and beautifying the place by doing self-repair operations, and using available material to uplift the structure of the residence. It promotes the concept of RRR (Reduce, Recycle and Reuse).
The great thing about DIY projects is that you can choose any task that you want and create a craft using your desired colors and textures. It covers the elements of efficiency, décor, independence and fun so that you can get the best of what you’re looking for without getting bored.
Following are some major DIY home décor ideas that you can use to style your place.
Photoshop Art
You must have some favorite shots of beautiful sceneries or family photos that you are just so obsessed with. Well, why just keep them in your phone or PC. Get your pictures digitally enlarged and build your own canvas. Choose one wall and do lots of collage work on it. You can use wood or foam sheets as a base frame for the pictures, so that you can easily hang them up on the wall. You can customize your wall as you want by adding pieces of fabric. It’s all about how you like it.
Patterned Dressing Table
Everyone has a dark, deep wood carved dressing – very mainstream. What you can do is that you can use the left over wallpapers from last year and paste them on parts (mostly drawers) of your dressing table to get that distinguished look. If you don’t have wallpapers then don’t worry. Bring out that creative side of you and use paint to make patterns and designs that you and your guests can adore.
Floor Stencils
Let go of throw rugs and carpeted floors. You don’t need to be restricted between these two options to give your floorboards that artistic edge. Grab a few stencil designs and some paint that goes with the basic color of the floor’s surface and get to work. I know it’s time-consuming but you’d love yourself for starting once you finish.
Go try these amazing ideas and thank me later for introducing you to these.
Melissa Day is a dedicated home blogger who has been blogging for over six years. She covers everything home related. Melissa also loves writing posts about her travels to Europe with her husband and two children.