70 Best Interior Decorating Hacks To Revamp Your Space

Picture this: Your house is fully decorated and furnished. The space is pretty functional, the décor is in the color palette you most enjoy, and you feel overall at home. Still, something feels like it's missing. Maybe it's starting to look a little dull and bland, and you're looking for ways to add interest. Perhaps the decorations you once loved have lost some of their charms. Maybe you're searching for ways to make your practical pieces more aesthetically pleasing.

If this is the case, you may want to revamp your living space. However, knowing what changes to make and how to implement them can be difficult. This is why Worthing Court emphasizes the importance of setting design goals and trying to achieve them in a specific time frame. This can help you stay organized and avoid feeling overwhelmed. If you're looking for lots of decorating inspiration, here are incredible ways you can revamp any space in your home.

An easy way to revamp your kitchen or bathroom is by replacing the knobs and handles. This change won't take long and will make a huge difference in your space. 

To add interest to any space, you could add a wallpaper feature wall. This will add lots of fun texture and color. 

Installing multiple types of lighting in a space will give it a cozier feel. This kitchen has cool ceiling lights and warmer pendants. 

A round mirror could be used to decorate any room in your home, and it will add a spherical aesthetic, making your space appear softer and brighter. 

Colorful tiles in a neutral bathroom or bedroom will spice up your space and give it a focal point. 

Wood paneling can make a wall look extra interesting and be painted any shade you desire. To give your room a subtle update, you could paint the whole wall one color. Or, you could use the paneling to create a two-toned wall. 

If you have a blank wall and aren't sure what to do with it, consider hanging lots of plants on a decorative stick. 

Fresh flowers will liven up any space and give it a pleasing scent. Flowers are also a great way to add a pop of color to a room. 

Wooden storage crates can be used to store just about anything, and they'll add a neutral and natural element to your room. 

To make your windows appear larger, hang your curtains above the top of the frame, which will elongate its appearance.

You could replace flat canvas paintings with textured pieces, like woven macramé wall art. 

If you have a fireplace mantle in your home, you could fill it with anything, like plants, baskets, or wooden logs. You could also choose to fill it with candles to add extra light. 

Painting your risers a different color than the stairs will give your staircase an updated and luxurious appearance. 

If you live in a small space, consider adding a tall, narrow bookcase to a room. This bookcase doesn't take up much space but adds lots of storage and brings the eye upwards. 

To make your ceiling more interesting, you could add coffered detailing or paint it a unique color, like light blue. 

Add a place to hang your keys to make your entryway look aesthetically pleasing and functional. If your piece has a shelf, it could also store mail. 

To add extra interest to your plants, you could place them in unique planters. For instance, teapots make great homes for small succulents. 

Baskets in the bathroom will add extra warmth and functionality to your space. They could be used as hampers or to hold towels or toiletries. 

A sofa table will add extra storage space while also providing a place to put down your glass when relaxing in the living room. 

Arches will break up sharp lines in your space and create a more cozy atmosphere. You could include an arched hanging shelf or paint an arch over a shelving unit or desk. 

If you've got an old cushioned bench, you could upholster it with a piece of fabric to give it a new life. 

To highlight an art piece in your home, you could install accent lighting or a light fixture placed above a piece. 

Cutting boards are very useful in the kitchen but can also be great art pieces. Hang them above your stove or blank wall to add a small natural element to your space. 

Woven baskets at the foot of the bed will add storage space while providing more texture to your bedroom. 

Another way to incorporate texture is with placemats; these are great additions to any kitchen island or dining room table. 

Add a small tray beside your kitchen or bathroom sink to create a designated space for your soap and sponges. 

Eucalyptus can bring beautiful color to your bathroom. It will also allow you to take deliciously scented steamy showers, making you feel extra fresh. 

Instead of lining your books vertically on a shelf, you could stack them horizontally. This will allow you to style your shelves with other design pieces like plants and candles. 

While monochromatic spaces are beautiful, you may find yourself craving a pop of color. If this is the case, layer a colorful throw on your couch or at the foot of your bed. 

Hanging your hats in your bedroom or closet space will create functional storage that also looks gorgeous. 

To add more color to your kitchen, consider displaying your favorite mugs on hooks. This would look great in a coffee nook. 

If you're looking for beautiful ways to store blankets, add a storage ladder to your space. 

A cluttered bedroom may be the result of insufficient storage space. To add more storage, invest in nightstands with drawers or cubbies. 

To make your pantry more functional, place your food in clear containers and mark them with aesthetically pleasing labels. 

Wooden beams can be added to any space to make it feel warm and inviting. They will also draw the eye to the ceiling and make the room appear larger. 

While sharp edges are typical in modern homes, mixing clean lines with rounded edges can give a space a softer feeling. 

Mixing patterns can create a fun dynamic in any space. If you still want them to look cohesive, stick to a color palette. 

Layering multiple rugs can also add more patterns to your space. Or, it can kick the coziness appeal up a notch, as the two white rugs did to the pictured room.

In a neutral space, think about adding one bold accent color, which will give your room life without making it look chaotic. 

If you're completely redesigning a space, think about building it from the ground up. In other words, start with the flooring, wall color, lights, and smaller pieces like furniture and decorations. 

You could give an old furniture piece a new life by painting it a bold color. A colored piece would make a statement in a neutral space. 

Add multiple side tables of varying heights beside one another for a layered and interesting look in the bedroom or living room. 

Wreaths are typically employed in décor during the holiday season. However, they can actually be used year-round. Hang some floral wreaths to add more color and texture. 

Open shelves are a staple of farmhouses and some modern kitchens. Placing them in front of a window can give them a unique look. 

For a boho-inspired kitchen, hang a fruit basket. Not only is this functional, but it also adds an interesting texture. 

Runners don't only have to be installed in the hallway. In fact, they can be used anywhere you desire, like in the kitchen, in the bathroom, or front of a desk. 

Personal items will make the space feel more like home — these pieces will always be important to you. Place family portraits around your living spaces. 

Decorating with different vases beside one another can highlight their various textures, colors, and unique styles. 

Storage crates could be turned on their side and stacked to create attractive shelving in a space. 

Adding earthy tones, like mustard yellows, terracottas, and browns to a neutral space will give it a bohemian feel. 

Bags could also be hung on a wall, and this will not only give them the perfect storage space but also add color and texture to a room. 

A wooden tray in the bedroom or living room will contain your loose items and add a natural element to your space. 

To revamp your closet, make sure all your hangers match. The best hangers to display your clothes are the wooden options. 

A rolling cart has a number of unique uses. It could hold extra dishes in the kitchen, organize cleaning supplies in the closet, or store toiletries in the bathroom. It's a great way to add storage to any space. 

Mixing metals can add more visual interest as well. This kitchen has a silver faucet, and gold cabinet handles. 

A ladder could be transformed into the perfect plant stand to create a fun, tiered look. 

Hanging shallow wicker baskets on the wall can add natural elements and the appeal of soft round edges to any space. 

Mixing dining room chairs can give a space an eclectic feel. You could also add a long bench to maximize seating. 

A unique candle holder would add personality to a modern home. This candle holder is in a striking "U" shape. 

Making sure your dining room lighting is centered above your table is important. If it's not, you could move the table, the light fixture, or extend the light's cord and loop it around a hook. 

To create a place to decorate with candles, vases, and picture frames in the bedroom, install a hanging shelf above your headboard. 

Adding two layers of curtains to your windows, one sheer and one opaque will allow you the option of no natural light or just a little natural light. 

Instead of displaying the towels you use to dry dishes, opt for the decorative variety instead. These are typically less absorbent because they're primarily used to elevate a kitchen design. 

Replacing your picture frames can enhance the image or help it look more cohesive in a space. 

Starting with neutral pieces and adding small colorful accents is popular in modern home décor. 

Layering multiple throw pillows will allow you to add more color and dimension to your space. 

A hanging chair will give a room a whimsical and cozy feel — hanging chairs like this one look extra boho. 

Painting your kitchen cabinets a bold color will give your cooking space a new and exciting appearance. 

Hexagonal shelves stand out in a space and can be used to store small knick-knacks, plants, or books. 

Instead of buying furniture sets, try mixing and matching different pieces together for a cohesive but unique design.