1. Create a Planning
Before starting interior designing, you must have careful planning how you want the interior design to be. What style will be carried, what wall color will be used, what kind of door and window model will be used, what furniture is needed and where to put it, and so on.
2. Re-use of Old Goods
With a limited budget, it’s time for you to sort out which of the furniture you already have and can still be used again.
3. Maximize the Layout
It is undeniable, in a room there are always large pieces of furniture which are the main points in the room. For example, a bed in the bedroom, dining table in the dining room, or sofa in the family room. Invest your money in these important furniture and then you just need to add room accessories as a complement so that your room can look more beautiful.
4. Buy Furniture Without Varnish and Stains
Buying ‘naked’ furniture like this can save money because it is cheaper. After that, do the finishing yourself according to your taste. Don’t forget to sand it softly so that the varnish will be durable, lint-free and shiny.
5. Buy Second Items
used goods are not always bad. Don’t underestimate second-hand items because you won’t have any guesses what to find there! Maybe you can find good things at a much cheaper price than the new price, for example an antique clock or maybe a pendant lamp in good condition. Take the time to shop at thrift stores, visit auction venues, exhibitions that sell quality second hand goods at low prices.
7. Choose a minimalist design style
As the name implies, a minimalist interior design style requires simple and minimalist furniture and nuances. Then you don’t have to bother thinking about what accessories are needed to make the room look more attractive. Because minimalist interior design also uses only the necessary furniture without the need for excessive and not really used accessories. The colors used are also usually monochrome, with clean and straight furniture lines, so you can save more on expenses. Besides that, a minimalist interior design style is in trend now so you can look modern and in!
8. Do not do wholesale work
Most people want to design a room at one time, even though this will actually make the design not optimal. It’s frugal, it’s economical, but if it’s not satisfying, what is it for? Do the design in stages with a priority scale. Prioritize rooms that really need redecorating. After some time and sufficient funds, think about redesigning another room.
9. Hire a Beginner Designer
All the tips above will be very useful if you have a good sense in designing a room. What if not? Try hiring an amateur or novice designer like a final year student, for example. They won’t charge a fortune because what they need is experience. Open vacancies and make a selection to get potential people and according to your expectations.