If you’re looking for some affordable options when it comes to home decor, don’t worry. There are plenty of small things you can do that won’t cost a fortune but that will lift your interiors and could change the look of them quite substantially.

One of the easiest things to do is swap out some of your home accents. That’s according to Wtop, which suggested that replacing cushions, throws and wall art is a simple way to breathe new life into a space.

A top tip from the principal designer for duoHome Paul Trudel-Payne is to choose items made from natural materials like wood, stone and iron when you’re adding accents, or to stick to soft furnishings in neutral, natural colours.

This has the effect of making “the space feels bright, fresh and rejuvenated”, he stated.

If you’ve got a new piece of art that has yet to adorn your walls, take a look at picture framing in north London to make sure you get the perfect finish.

If you’re looking for a slightly more dramatic change, consider simply repainting a room. This doesn’t have to cost too much money and can really bring a bit of life back to tired interiors. Alternatively, you could look for places to add texture with wallpaper.

You don’t have to do an entire room, you can use it as an accent to your existing decor by putting it up in alcoves, or even behind shelves, the news provider suggested.

Last month, the Sun highlighted research by Zopa, which found that the average Brit spends 108 hours a year carrying out home improvements and splashes out an average of £3,048 in that period.