Home Decor Items: Decoration is essential to make a home beautiful, but it can also be expensive. Often, in ordinary homes, we see that while the items themselves are very fancy and expensive, their combination isn't particularly good, making a potentially beautiful home look cheap. The real key is how the items complement each other. Sometimes we choose decor items that, instead of making the house attractive, make it look cheap and cluttered. According to interior designers, it's not the price, but the right choices that matter when it comes to home decor. Let's tell you about 10 common home decor mistakes to avoid.

Plastic Plants
Fake plants, instead of enhancing the beauty of the house, make it look cheap. They quickly accumulate dust and don't offer the beauty of real plants. A better option is real indoor plants like snake plants or peace lilies.

Cluttered Wall Art
Avoid putting small posters or generic quotes like "Live, Laugh, Love" on the walls. Large artwork or a curated photo gallery looks better. Use personal photos and vintage items.

Mismatched Hardware
Cabinet or drawer handles may seem small, but they make a big difference. Mismatched hardware makes the house look cheap. Choose finishes like matte black, brushed nickel, or antique brass.

Short or Incorrectly Hung Curtains
If the curtains end above the floor or are too long, the room looks small and cheap. Hang curtains 4-6 inches above the frame and choose a length that just touches the floor.

Too Much Matching Furniture Sets
If the sofa, chairs, and cabinets all look the same, the house looks like a catalog. Mix different styles, for example, choose a vintage coffee table with a modern sofa.

Overcrowded Bookshelves
Avoid putting too many cheap showpieces and souvenirs on the bookshelf. Keep it organized and minimalist.

Fake Finishes
Plastic frames, faux wood, or vinyl flooring make the house look cheap. Use real wood and stone.

Exposed Wires and Cables
Visible TV or other appliance wires make a home look cluttered. Use cord covers and hide wires behind furniture.

Wrong-Sized Rugs
A rug that's too big or placed incorrectly disrupts the balance of a room. Choose a rug size that suits the room and furniture.

Overuse of Trends
It's not necessary to adopt every trend. For example, barn doors or themed rooms quickly become outdated. Opt for neutral colors and timeless decor.

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