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Money-wise Makeovers

  • Money-wise Makeovers
    By Amy Elisa KeithTired of coming home to the same old house but don't have the budget for a major renovation? A fresh coat of paint and a bit of rearranging can take your space from blah to beautiful, thanks to these tips from the new book, Money-Wise Makeovers by Jean Nayar.SHOP NOW: Money-Wise Makeovers, $22
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  • Money-wise Makeovers
    The key in a small space is to go bold and avoid clutter. This oversize mirror visually doubles the room’s size, and its high-impact frame makes it the room's focal point.
    http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/7535_Original.jpg
  • Money-wise Makeovers
    Draping curtains in a wide entryway helps to define the space and soften the look of a room. Note how the periwinkle hue coordinates with the color on the walls, pulling the room together.
    http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/7534_Original.jpg
  • Money-wise Makeovers
    Hang a chandelier (or two) in an unexpected space, such as a bathroom or office, to instantly transform the whole look of the room with a touch of romance.
    http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/7533_Original.jpg
  • Money-wise Makeovers
    Bold pops of color, like an energizing yellow accent wall and complementary throw pillows, can completely reinvent a neutral space (and brighten your mood).MORE FILIPACCHI BOOKS: Green Living By Design
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  • Money-wise Makeovers
    Looking for a fun weekend project? Whimsical wallpaper, like this parrot and treebranch pattern by Brunschwig & Fils, quickly revamps a room. MORE FILIPACCHI BOOKS: Style & Substance: The Best of Elle Decor
    http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/7531_Original.jpg
  • Money-wise Makeovers
    Adding a breakfast nook to an otherwise empty wall in a small kitchen makes the most of limited space. Plus, it can double as a work area or a buffet when entertaining guests. MORE FILIPACCHI BOOKS: Classic Kitchen Style: The Essential Handbook For a Timeless Design
    http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/7530_Original.jpg
  • Money-wise Makeovers
    Remove bathroom cabinet doors to create the illusion of more space. And take it as an opportunity to create a stay-at-home spa environment: Stack rolls of plush towels and put your soaps and bath salts on display in pretty glass jars.
    http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/7526_Original.jpg
  • Money-wise Makeovers
    In this small upstairs bathroom with sloped ceilings, a few perfect accent pieces — a vintage-inspired mirror framed by decorative sconces — add tons of personality. We love how the pretty basket steps in to fill storage needs.
    http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/7527_Original.jpg
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  • Design on a Dime

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    By Amy Elisa Keith

    Tired of coming home to the same old house but don't have the budget for a major renovation? A fresh coat of paint and a bit of rearranging can take your space from blah to beautiful, thanks to these tips from the new book, Money-Wise Makeovers by Jean Nayar.

    SHOP NOW: Money-Wise Makeovers, $22

  • Design on a Dime

    2 of 9

    The key in a small space is to go bold and avoid clutter. This oversize mirror visually doubles the room’s size, and its high-impact frame makes it the room's focal point.

  • Design on a Dime

    3 of 9

    Draping curtains in a wide entryway helps to define the space and soften the look of a room. Note how the periwinkle hue coordinates with the color on the walls, pulling the room together.

  • Design on a Dime

    4 of 9

    Hang a chandelier (or two) in an unexpected space, such as a bathroom or office, to instantly transform the whole look of the room with a touch of romance.

  • Design on a Dime

    5 of 9

    Bold pops of color, like an energizing yellow accent wall and complementary throw pillows, can completely reinvent a neutral space (and brighten your mood).

    MORE FILIPACCHI BOOKS: Green Living By Design

  • Design on a Dime

    6 of 9

    Looking for a fun weekend project? Whimsical wallpaper, like this parrot and treebranch pattern by Brunschwig & Fils, quickly revamps a room.

    MORE FILIPACCHI BOOKS: Style & Substance: The Best of Elle Decor

  • Design on a Dime

    7 of 9

    Adding a breakfast nook to an otherwise empty wall in a small kitchen makes the most of limited space. Plus, it can double as a work area or a buffet when entertaining guests.

    MORE FILIPACCHI BOOKS: Classic Kitchen Style: The Essential Handbook For a Timeless Design

  • Design on a Dime

    8 of 9

    Remove bathroom cabinet doors to create the illusion of more space. And take it as an opportunity to create a stay-at-home spa environment: Stack rolls of plush towels and put your soaps and bath salts on display in pretty glass jars.

  • Design on a Dime

    9 of 9

    In this small upstairs bathroom with sloped ceilings, a few perfect accent pieces — a vintage-inspired mirror framed by decorative sconces — add tons of personality. We love how the pretty basket steps in to fill storage needs.

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