How to Refresh Tired Interiors with Art Instead of Costly Renovations
We know what you’re thinking, refreshing the look and feel of your home sounds expensive, and tiring – but we have news for you! Transforming your home doesn’t have to cost you a fortune, and it also doesn’t have to take up too much of your time.

When you focus on the finishes and decorations in your home instead of structural changes or big renovations, you can save time, save money and still give your home a completely new feel.
Here are some of the ways you can take your interiors to the next level without having to break the bank.
First, though, find out what needs changing
Before you start buying new decorations willy-nilly, it’s important to identify what you’re not liking about your current interiors. When you take a step back and identify what exactly is making you feel tired of your space, you might find out that you really only need to make a few minor changes.
Think about things like the colours you’re using, any existing wall art you have and if you’re using mismatched decor in your space. When you figure out what’s not working (or what is), it makes it much easier to see what changes are going to make the most difference.
Utilise prints
If you aren’t already using prints in your space, a home refresh could be the perfect place to start! Using one large piece as a focal point can really change the look and feel of a space, and you only have to buy one item!
Think about the kinds of colours you have in your home already and try to align with that theme. If you’ve got a more mismatched colour palette or you’re looking for a piece you’ll be able to keep even as your tastes change, it might be worth investing in a good piece of neutral wall art that can take you through many years of changing styles.

Try a Gallery Wall
If one large, focal piece of artwork doesn’t sound like something you’re interested in, a gallery wall might be a happy medium. Building a gallery wall on a blank space in your home can help you bring more personality and life into your space without having to make any major changes.
You can also utilise things you already have in your home to curate your gallery wall. Think framed family photos, vintage posters, wall prints, mirrors – the world really is your oyster when it comes to curating your very own gallery wall. The other great thing about a gallery wall is that it allows you to really show off your personal style in a way that feels right for you. Our tip, though? Try using the same or similar frames to ensure a sense of unity across the wall.
Use Textures
One of the simplest ways to make your home immediately feel fresher is to utilise different textures and textiles in your space. You can do this by adding tapestries to walls, macrame plant hangers, or going as simple as switching out your sofa cushions and throwing blankets.
One of the best parts of refreshing your home using fabrics is that you’re really able to switch things up based on the season and your mood. Whether you want to change the colours of your sofa cushions or add some festive flair during the winter months, throw blankets and cushions are easy to store and relatively cheap to purchase, making them a great choice for refreshing your space.

Rotate Your Art
If you’re looking for a big change, or you find yourself getting the itch to update your space seasonally, it might be worth looking into rotating your art every few months.
Whether this consists of storing a few pieces and bringing them out whenever you need a change, or simply switching the rooms or locations of your existing prints, rotating your artwork is a great way to make your space feel fresh without having to change anything major.
Breathe New Life into Your Space
When you refresh your interiors using these simple tips and tricks, you can breathe new life into your space when it’s feeling a bit tired or dull. By utilising what you have, investing in art and textiles and rotating pieces when you feel like a change, you can update your home without having to make any major financial investments! It’s a win-win!








