The Weekly Edit with Katy

27 July 2024

The Weekly Edit

This week we explore three budget friendly ways to elevate and modernise your space.


These include refreshing or re-arranging your furniture, decluttering and re-organising a space and introducing new decor to add a fresh touch. If you would like help with these small changes we can help!


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1. Furniture Refresh

Introducing new furniture pieces can dramatically transform a space, making it feel fresh and updated. Choosing versatile, statement pieces that blend well with your existing decor can elevate the room's aesthetic without overwhelming it.


Opt for items that not only add to the visual appeal but also enhance functionality, such as a gorgeous floor lamp, a stylish coffee table with storage, or a comfortable yet chic armchair. If the budget doesn’t allow for new furniture, simply rearranging what you already have can make a significant difference.


Experiment with different layouts to create a more open and inviting space. Moving a sofa to a different wall, swapping chairs between rooms, or rethinking the placement of items such as floor lamps or side tables can breathe new life into a space without any additional cost.



2. Optimal De-cluttter

Decluttering and reorganising your space is a cost-effective way to elevate its overall look and feel. By eliminating old and rarely used items, you create a cleaner, more open environment that can instantly make a room feel larger and more inviting.


This process goes beyond mere tidying up; it’s about optimising your environment for well-being and productivity. Regularly removing items that no longer serve a purpose ensures that your space remains functional. If you're not quite ready to part with certain items, simply boxing them up and putting them out of sight can achieve a similar effect.


Organising your remaining belongings thoughtfully can make your space feel refreshed and revitalised. By creating an organised and harmonious environment, you support a more productive and stress-free lifestyle.



 3. Decor Makeover

Adding new decor and accessories is a simple yet effective way to elevate and modernise your space. Start with a cushion and rug refresh to introduce new textures and colours, instantly transforming the feel of a room.


These small changes can create a cosy and inviting atmosphere while reflecting your personal style. New wall art can also make a significant impact, providing a focal point and adding boldness and character to your space. 


Even minor updates, like changing cabinetry handles, can bring a fresh and contemporary feel to your home. These cost-effective adjustments require minimal effort but can make a big difference. By thoughtfully selecting and incorporating new decor pieces, you can achieve a stylish and modern look without breaking the bank.



4. Katy's Mini Edit


Loving for 2024

 There is an amazing NZ artist called Rachael Mayne who creates the most exquisite impressionistic floral pieces. We love her work and you can see her pieces here..


Design Tip

 Another tip for elevating your space on a budget is changing the lighting in a room. You can use decorative lamps or floor lamps or consider placing lights in strategic places to highlight features such as artwork or shelves.


Tips For July

If you are feeling like an interior refresh and don’t know where to start try changing one piece of furniture, buying one piece of decor and decluttering a space. Or simply touch base with us here so we can help.



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