Adding luxury to your home doesn't have to break the bank.
You may add elements to your interior that make it seem expensive, but in reality these elements may be inexpensive.
In terms of interior design, subtle changes have a big impact.
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In interior design, texture “refers to the feel, appearance, or consistency of a surface or material,” according to the Homes & Gardens website.
By making small texture changes to your home, you can give it an elevated, more expensive look.
There are many simple ways to add texture to your home on a budget. (iStock)
Below are some ways to add texture to your home for an overall more expensive look.
- Overlaying elements
- Photo fun
- Wall art
- Little touches
1. Layering
One easy way to add texture to your home is to layer pieces.
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This can mean many things, such as placing a faux fur throw on the bed in your room or carefully folding a blanket and placing it on the couch in your living room.
You can also place pillows on the couch.
Throwing pillows and a blanket on the couch is an easy way to add texture to your home. (iStock)
Additionally, arrange items on bookshelves by, for example, stacking books on top of each other and attaching other objects of different sizes and shapes.
2. Photo fun
Photographs are a great way to add texture to your home.
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While there's nothing wrong with framing your photos, a photo displayed in a more artistic way can give your home a more elegant feel.
For example, a photo printed on a wooden plaque will not only add texture to your home, but also make the space feel more luxurious.
Shutterfly is your one stop shop to create your own custom wood signs for your home.
There are many unique ways to display photos in your home. (iStock)
You can place wooden signs on the wall in your home to showcase your family memories in a luxurious way.
3. Wall art
You can also add more dimension to your walls with art.
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Works of art can be very expensive, but it doesn't have to be. If you look in the right places, you can find unique and beautiful pieces at a low price.
While there are plenty of large retailers that sell art, another place worth visiting is a site like Etsy.
Etsy is full of unique, handmade wall art. There are many different designs available on Etsy, so you're sure to find a piece that suits the style of your home.
Wall art displayed on the walls of your home is an easy way to add texture to your space. (iStock)
4. Little touches
A little goes a long way.
Small accents throughout your home can add texture and luxury.
Small accents include coffee table books neatly arranged, with a matching candle by their side.
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Other accents are decorations and trinkets placed on the bookshelf.
Lighting fixtures – from small bedside lamps to larger ones placed on the floor – can also add texture to a space, as can mirrors, large and small.
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Potted plants can also be a great way to add texture to your home. Small potted plants can be placed on a coffee table or bookshelf, and larger ones can be placed in the corner of any room. You can also add texture to your walls with hanging potted plants.
If you have hardwood floors, adding a small, cozy rug or elsewhere in your home can also be a way to add texture.
