Archie Hayes Remodeling your house can be expensive. All the little features and expenses can add up quickly. However, there is cheap and easy ways to make your house both more functional and more beautiful. The following is a list that can be done for cheap and easily to make your house look better.
Add outlets to drawers to hide it and keep clutter off the table top.
Add a half-table to your bathroom for extra storage space
Build a free library for your neighbors.
Put heat sensitive tiles in your shower to let you know if the water is hot.
Use the space for your fake drawers.
Hide your ugly outlets with a fake drawer.
Build a shelf for long hallways for extra storage space.
Save space with collapsible drying racks.
Use dutch doors to keep your children in but still an eye on them.
Add a sun tunnel for more natural sunlight.
Use seat tabs so each person has their own.
If your garage is by the kitchen, install a latch door to easily move grocery to the kitchen.
Use stainless contact paper to make your appliances look more expensive.
Use recessed outlets to place your furniture snugly against the wall.
Hide outlets under cabinets instead of against the backdrop.
Decorate the foundation to make your home prettier and more functional
Use a unique faucet to beautify your home instead of a plain old one.
Install racks to easily manage spices and condiments.
Open a small tunnel to connect to rooms.
Skip the bunk beds and install murphy bed for children.
Add a small kitchen to extra space in the kitchen for cleaning supplies.
Replace your old, boring house numbers with modern font.
Put a sign on your door so guests know where it is.
Add a small window seat to the landing of your staircase.
Make your porch lights fancy with a small chandelier.
Have your cutting table above your trashcan with a small hole in it for easy disposal.
Hide appliances behind sliding doors.
Instead of stool add a step up drawer in your bathroom.
Stool on hinges can save room in your kitchen.
Build drawers in the wasted space between studs in the wall.
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