How to Quickly Improve Interior Design: 10 Design Tips

Thinking about how to add a unique touch to your interior, refresh it, and make it more comfortable? We've prepared this material especially for those looking for inspiring ideas.

Window-Style Mirror

Lack of natural lighting, need for visual expansion of space, and absence of windows in a room — all these issues can be solved with a window-style mirror.

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Different Chairs

Combining different chairs in the dining area will bring a rebellious note and stylish trend to your interior.

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Abundance of Indoor Plants

Indoor plants — that’s the case where you can’t spoil anything. A single flower on a windowsill? Forget it! Boldly add plants of all colors and sizes to your décor. Stylish, trendy, and a bonus — improved microclimate in the room.

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Weaved Baskets

You can put potted plants in woven baskets — this will help create a hygge and cozy atmosphere. You can also use them to store sofa cushions and throws, or even as a clothing storage box in the bathroom — it looks very stylish and cozy.

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Decoration of Internal Shelf Walls

Internal walls of display cabinets and shelves can become a highlight of the interior. Cover them with wallpaper or paint in a contrasting color — transformation is guaranteed.

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Open and Closed Storage Systems

The ideal balance between closed and open storage will solve many problems: it helps hide items that should be out of sight, place everyday-use items in easily accessible zones, and showcase cozy little treasures, decorative compositions, and heartwarming items.

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Mirror Window Trim

Another winning option for expanding space and enhancing natural light is using mirrors to finish window trims.

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Window Curtains in Wall Color

If you don’t plan to make window textiles a bold accent in the interior, choose curtains that match the wall color. This will visually lighten and expand the space, without losing functionality or comfort. If your apartment’s ceiling height is less than ideal, try hanging the curtain rod as high as possible.

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Memories from Travel

Still placing magnets on the fridge? Consider more stylish and aesthetic ways to preserve travel memories. Find a corner in your home for a themed wall art piece. Or place a world map where you can color in visited countries. Or create photo collages with vibrant travel shots.

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Feeling of a Lived-In Interior

To make an interior not look too magazine-style and avoid associations with a hotel room, add elements that make it more lived-in. A basket of fruits, a vase with flowers, a throw blanket carelessly tossed on a sofa corner, or a couple of magazines on a coffee table. You’ll see how your apartment transforms!

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