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4 Corners You Shouldn’t be Cutting When it Comes to Decorating Your Home

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Your home is a place of luxury and comfort, and it’s totally understandable that you want nothing but the best when it comes to making improvements or redecorating your home. One of the biggest mistakes that people make is trying to cut corners; sometimes it’s to save time and sometimes it’s to save money. But, it can quickly lead to a poor job being done, which will leave you unhappy with your home.

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If you’re here then there’s a good chance you want to avoid making those mistakes, so let’s take a look at some of the areas you simply must not cut corners with so that you end up with the home you’ve been dreaming of.

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Walls

There are quite literally millions of “hacks” online these days that give you new and “faster” ways of redecorating your home when it comes to your walls. Lots of people make the mistake of painting over old wallpaper. Don’t get us wrong, if the wallpaper stays intact, it can give a wonderful textured effect. But, if you’ve got ripped or missing pieces of wallpaper, the paint will only show those missing pieces up more and leave your room looking scruffy. Make sure you take the time to strip your walls of wallpaper and plaster over any uneven surfaces before either re-wallpapering or painting over.

Floors

Pretty much everyone has a “guy” that knows how to fit carpets or lay flooring for a cheaper price than the professionals. But, more often than not, the results aren’t quite what you had in mind. If you’re laying new flooring, make sure you get the help of flooring contractors so that not only will your floor look great, but it will also stand the test of time. Spending a little extra money on touches like these are absolutely worth it in the long run.

Electrics

You already know how dangerous electrics can be if you don’t know what you’re doing or what you’re looking at. And, like we mentioned above, many people know someone that could come in and do it for them. If they have the qualifications then that’s absolutely fine, but you shouldn’t let anyone that doesn’t have them work on electrics in your property. Risking it could lead to electrical fires and the complete loss of your home, so, again, it’s sometimes better to spend a little extra for the safety of your family.

Artwork 

Finally, many people hang artwork or pictures of their loved ones around their home, and it’s a lovely way to draw the eye around the room. But, some people don’t follow the right practices when hanging things on their walls, which could cause damage to them. Make sure you follow the right procedures when it comes to safely hanging artwork on your walls. Or, use a no nails option that will prevent any damage to your wall or your decor too!

This is just the start of an exhaustive list, but it’s a pretty good place to start.

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