September 1, 2025

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Inexpensive and Impactful

A stylish home doesn’t require costly or complicated projects. The first step to keeping your home feeling current is clarifying your personal tastes. Trends come and go. Brass once seemed outdated, yet matte brass accents are now back in style. Unless you’re preparing to sell soon, it’s best to choose the finishes and looks you genuinely love. Open, clutter-free spaces also go a long way toward making your home feel inviting and contemporary.

De-cluttering the spaces where you spend the most time is a completely free way to quickly freshen up your home. 

An Effective Investment

Color dramatically changes the mood of a room, but outdated shades can make a space feel stuck in the past. Many homeowners opt for timeless neutrals for their walls, complementing them with pops of color through their furnishings. If you’re bolder, an accent wall or even modern wallpaper can create a striking focal point. No matter your choice, keep paint fresh—scuffed walls are one of the quickest ways to make a home feel worn.

Simplicity and Texture

When choosing decor, avoid heavy “theme rooms.” If you love peacocks, for example, add subtle touches instead of overwhelming patterns. Small details such as updated lamps or wall art are affordable yet impactful. Layering textures – such as plush rugs, woven throws, and smooth metals – adds depth and warmth, but be mindful not to overdo it.

Plan for the Future

Interior designers recommend refreshing your style every three to four years. Setting aside a modest budget for updates keeps your home feeling fresh without overwhelming costs. These updates not only enhance daily living but also make your home more appealing to buyers.

If you’re considering selling, reach out to Sarah Hubley. With resources to connect you to talented interior designers, we can ensure your home feels current, comfortable, and ready for the future.

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