Yashika Goel
Diwali is quickly approaching, and we are all busy cleaning the nooks and crannies of our homes. By worshiping Goddess Lakshmi during the festival of lights, we can spruce up our homes and prepare them to welcome prosperity.
However, for Diwali home decoration, improving your home’s decor is a challenging undertaking that costs money. Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered. This post includes inexpensive interior design suggestions that will enable you to completely transform your home to host visitors and share happiness on Diwali. Take a look.
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1. Blossoming Blooms for Every Room
The simplest approach to improving any room’s interior design is to add plants and flowers. During Diwali, you can get bouquets from street vendors, as well as a variety of them at the market.
Garlands made of marigolds are frequently chosen and hung around the house. It not only adds color, but the smell also uplifts the spirit. Additionally, you can purchase vibrant flowers and put them in vases to spruce up bare spaces.
2. Illuminate Every Corner with Lights
Diwali is a festival of lights. While fairy lights can be used inside the home to freshen up windows, mirrors, and walls, most people prefer to use them to decorate balconies and exteriors.
In addition to fairy lights, you can enhance interiors with fake candles, chandeliers, and other reasonably priced light fixtures. To help you improve the room without spending a lot of money, there are glass bell jars, attractive lamps, and other solutions available on Amazon, Myntra, and other e-commerce sites.
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3. Accentuate with Wall Art
You can add an accent to the area by painting just one wall if you don’t want to paint the entire house. Most people either like to paint the wall behind the television or the sofa in the living room a different, brighter color.
You don’t need to devote weeks and spend thousands to complete this task. Even you can complete the task. You can add textures and instantly brighten up any space by using do-it-yourself techniques.
4. Metallic Magic: Traditional Elegance for Modern Rooms
Rustic-looking metallic objects give an otherwise modern room a hint of beauty and traditionalism. Furthermore, Diwali is the ideal opportunity to experiment with home decor.
If you have old, large metallic containers lying around your house, you can scatter them around the walls and ceilings of your living room, hallway, and balcony. They should be filled with water, decorated with petals and flowers, and lit with candles or diyas (earthen lamps).
5. Traditional Diwali Decor: Torans and Rangolis
Diwali would look incomplete without a fresh toran (ornamental and decorative strings placed on the major doors and gates of the house). You can embellish your home temple in a similar manner.
Another method for bringing color into the room is to create a lovely rangoli. Choose either powdered colours or flowers to create a colourful work of art.
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6. Colourful Furnishings for a Lively Living Area
Upgrading sofa furniture is the quickest and most affordable way to add color to the living area. We’re not talking about buying new furniture to replace the old. Instead, we recommend adding colorful tablecloths, carpets, and pillows.
Select a color scheme based on the color of the living room wall. The furnishings appear more colourful and friendly with raw silk, mirror work, and velvet cushion covers.
7. Dining Elegance: Set the Table with Style
Tableware is one of the simplest ways to enhance the appearance of a kitchen or dining room (homeware brands). Set your colorful tablecloth, dishes, napkins, and pottery jars beautifully on the dining table. While it may not necessarily add flavour to the dish, it creates a fine dining atmosphere at home.
This Diwali, let these innovative and pocket-friendly ideas light up your home, creating a festive atmosphere that resonates with joy and warmth.
