The warmer weather is hitting and we’re eager to make some upgrades to our homes.
But you don’t have to hire a contractor or handyman to help you out, there are cheap and easy DIY projects that only look expensive. Below are some upgrades that won’t break your home renovation budget! Upgrade your outlets: It sounds easy — because it is! This is a simple and affordable do-it-yourself project and it makes your house look more modern. Check out this outlet cover that has a smart appliance shelf. We got a pack of 2 for $20 on Amazon.
One of the newest trends is battery-operated sconces that you don’t need to hardwire into your wall. The lightbulbs come with a charging cord. Check out this set for $80.Save time and energy with peel-and-stick wallpaper and wall decals: You can upgrade your space without the permanent commitment and major hassle of putting up wallpaper.
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