DIY home improvement projects don’t have to be costly or time-consuming. Here are three simple ones that just about anyone can complete in a few hours or even less.<\/p>\n
A fresh coat of paint makes a huge difference and you don’t have to apply a lot of it in order to completely transform a room. Even just repainting kitchen or bathroom cabinets a neutral color<\/a> gives the home a spacious feel. Alternatively, use alternating light and dark colors to draw attention to certain areas of a room.<\/p>\n Paint typically costs anywhere from $15 to $30 a gallon and supplies such as a paint tray, paintbrushes, roller and paint remover can be purchased for well under $30. Painting portions of a room shouldn’t take more than an hour or two although painting one or more rooms and\/or the outside of the home can take up to a couple of weeks.<\/p>\n A floating bookshelf serves two useful purposes. It keeps books and other types of clutter off of floors and tables. It also helps to create a unique style of decor in any bedroom or living room.<\/p>\n All you need for the job are a couple of metal brackets, some screws and, in some instances, a drill. Metal brackets and screws shouldn’t cost more than a few dollars per set while a drill can be purchased for anywhere from $50 to $100. Alternatively, you can even rent a drill from large stores such as Home Depot.<\/p>\n A decorative wall wreath can add a natural feel to any room. You can purchase supplies such as glue, felt, fake leaves and\/or flowers for less than $20; alternatively, you can collect your own supplies while on a nature walk or even use old rags or clothing to come up with your own stunning designs.<\/p>\n It shouldn’t take more than an hour or two to make your own wreath. In fact, you can do a DIY wreath in less than an hour if you have some experience and\/or pick a simple design.<\/p>\n You may not be able to make major home improvements if you are still paying off a mortgage. However, that doesn’t mean you have to accept your home as is. Even small improvements can make a difference. Consider your options, style of decor and budget and then set to work making small yet significant changes.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" DIY home improvement projects don’t have to be costly or time-consuming. Here are three simple ones that just about anyone can complete in a few hours or even less. Paint A fresh coat of paint makes a huge difference and you don’t have to apply a lot of it in order to completely transform a … Continue reading 3 Fast and Easy DIY Home Projects<\/span> Floating Bookshelf<\/h2>\n
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