Budget Saving Tips for Decorating Your Child’s Room
So, you want to decorate or remodel your child’s room. Don’t spend a fortune to make your Pinterest board come to life. Follow these budget saving tips for decorating your child’s room. Find joy in the process, and don’t let a budget be the thief of your decorating joy.
Paint
Paint can be a cheap and easy way to transform your child’s room. Tired of neutral walls? Invest in a pop of color that can dance on an accent wall. Some businesses, such as Menards, have discount paint. Your color of choice may not always sit on these discount shelves. But with a little patience, you may find the perfect color waiting for you with a fabulous price. If this isn’t the case, full priced paint is still a comparatively cheap way to change up a room.
DIY
DIY projects will be your best friend if you are on a budget. If this makes you groan, don’t worry! There are plenty of simple, non-time-consuming projects that you may enjoy. Alternatively, if this excites you, buckle up. Project possibilities are endless! Find discounted fabric at a local store near you. Use them to create some new, trendy pillowcases. Or simply cut the fabric into an interesting pattern and frame it. Are you an advanced crafter? Consider making a one-of-a-kind quilt! If furniture is an issue, hit up flea markets or Facebook marketplace for some treasure and new-to-you furniture. Remember that everything is paintable. Look at the structure and design of the furniture first and foremost. Color and hardware are always changeable with some DIY fun.
Greenery
You can transform a space with greenery. If your child is just a wee one, consider faux greenery. If you decide to risk a real plant, research which plants are toxic before investing. Taller trees and plants on shelves will bring a beautiful, natural element into the room. Green is also a calming color. Who wouldn’t want to bring a little calm to the (occasional) chaos of a child’s room?
Get creative and thrifty. Use these budget saving tips for decorating your child’s room. You don’t have to break the bank to decorate your child’s room. Enjoy the process while you stay within your allotted budget.
